U.S. consumer confidence deteriorated at its sharpest pace in 3-1/2 years in February while 12-month inflation expectations surged.

The Conference Board reported that its consumer confidence index sank this month to 98.3 from 105.3 in January. That's far below the expectations of economists, who projected a reading of 103 ...

The latest evidence comes from The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index for February, released Tuesday morning. The index fell to 98.3, falling for the third-straight month and marking ...

Its confidence index for February echoes a similar report on consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan last week.

According to new data from the Conference Board, its ‘Consumer Confidence Index’ reports that as of February,, a sharp drop in consumer confidence in the U.S. economy, not seen since 2021.

The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index for February came in at a reading of 98.3, a significant drop from January's revised 105 reading and short of the 102.5 reading expected by economists.

Analysts expect consumer confidence continued slipping in February. The consumer confidence index measures Americans’ assessment of current economic conditions and their outlook for the next six ...

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