US Consumer Sentiment
Coverage of US Consumer Sentiment in the Nexus archive.
- U.S. consumer sentiment is finally rising — but inflation fears aren't going away
The University of Michigan index rose to 48.9 from a record low of 44.8 in May, showing an increase in U.S. consumer sentiment. However, inflation expectations remain above pre-war levels, indicating ongoing economic concerns.
- Stocks at ATH, Oil Up 15%, Consumers Miserable — What Are Markets Missing?
Stocks are near all-time highs while oil prices surged 15%, but US consumer sentiment hit a record low of 49.8. Wintermute highlights a disconnect between market optimism and persistent inflation, geopolitical risks, and weak consumer confidence, questioning if markets are overlooking broader macroeconomic challenges.
- US Consumer Sentiment Drops to Record Low on Price Concerns
US consumer sentiment reached a record low in March 2026 due to growing price concerns. The decline reflects heightened anxiety about inflation and economic stability.