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Showing posts with label consumer confidence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label consumer confidence. Show all posts
5/14/2015
11/01/2014
Consumer confidence falls at fastest rate for four years
Consumer confidence slumped in October as optimism about the general economic backdrop as well as personal finances waned.
The YouGov/Cebr confidence index fell by 4.6 points over the month to 109.5.
9/28/2014
Consumer Sentiment in U.S. Rose in September to 14-Month High
Consumer confidence climbed in September to a 14-month high as Americans’ outlooks for the economy improved.
9/26/2014
Consumer Comfort in U.S. Falls to Lowest Since Early June
Consumer confidence fell last week to an almost four-month low as Americans’ views of the economy and their finances deteriorated.
8/08/2014
Many U.S. families feel economic stress, few see wages rising: Fed
(Reuters) - A quarter of U.S. families feel they are under economic stress due to the aftershock of the Great Recession and most do not expect their wages to increase in the next year, according to a new Federal Reserve study released on Thursday.
8/01/2014
Jobless Claims in U.S. in Past Month Drop to Eight-Year Low
Fewer Americans filed applications for unemployment insurance benefits over the past month than at any time in more than eight years, signaling employers are hanging on to workers as demand improves.
3/16/2014
Consumer Sentiment in U.S. Unexpectedly Falls on Outlook
Consumer confidence in the U.S. unexpectedly dropped in March to a four-month low, indicating household spending may be slow to pick up from a weather-related setback earlier this year.
2/01/2014
Euro zone morale climbs as recovery strengthens
(Reuters) - Optimism in the euro zone about its economic prospects continued to improve in January with a jump in morale in the bloc's two largest economies, Germany and France.
12/31/2013
Canadian Consumers Entering 2014 Confident on Jobs Outlook
Canadian consumers are heading into 2014 with more confidence than a year ago, buoyed by optimism that jobs are more secure and real-estate prices will rise, according to the Bloomberg Nanos Canadian Confidence Index.
12/14/2013
Bank of England keeping an eye on UK 'microwave' housing market, says chief economist Spencer Dale
The Bank of England is closely monitoring the UK’s “microwave” housing market, its chief economist, Spencer Dale, said today.
6/26/2013
Asia stocks up on data showing stronger US economy
BANGKOK (AP) -- Asian stock markets staged a modest recovery Wednesday, boosted by strong data releases that portray a U.S. economy on the upswing.
11/18/2012
Geithner Says Budget Deal Is ‘Within Our Grasp’
Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said he’s confident an agreement on averting the fiscal cliff can be concluded within weeks after White House talks between President Barack Obama and congressional leaders.
6/06/2012
US economic outlook worsens after jobs report
WASHINGTON: The faltering US job market has prompted economists to take a much dimmer view of the country's growth prospects.
5/30/2012
Americans Grew Gloomier About the Economy in May
Americans grew much gloomier about the economy in May, causing a critical measure of consumer confidence to suffer its biggest decline in eight months and ending a period of steady optimism.
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