Key Takeaways The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index improved from its mid-May preliminary reading to 52.2, matching April’s ...

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U.S. consumer sentiment improved slightly in May, according to new data from the University of Michigan. CBS News' MoneyWatch ...

The survey marks four consecutive months of dampening consumer sentiment. Consumer attitudes soured in May for the fourth consecutive month, even as President Donald Trump dialed back some tariffs.

Before that, the measure of consumer attitudes hadn't ever fallen this low. A trade agreement between the U.S. and China this week slashed tit-for-tat tariffs between the world’s two largest economies ...

The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index fell again in May after economists expected a modest increase. Consumer sentiment is at its lowest level in nearly three years.

U.S. consumer sentiment dips again in May as Trump-era tariffs stir inflation concerns and economic uncertainty, hitting near ...

Consumer confidence improved more than expected in May, ending a monthslong stretch of worsening consumer attitudes as ...

Consumer sentiment continued to decline in May as Americans expect Trump's tariffs to send inflation soaring over the next year.