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Consumer confidence held fairly steady in May, according to a study from Numerator that scored positive confidence sentiment at 56.8, down 0.1% from the reported April level. The Numerator consumer confidence figure is based on consumer comfort levels regarding the job market and household finances, as well as with spending, the market researcher indicated, with 50 the dividing line between positive and negative sentiments. #ConsumerConfidence #Numerator

Newly refreshed and powered by a continuous survey to our consumer panel, the Numerator Consumer Sentiment Tracker captures over 6,000 responses a month and provides a comprehensive monthly view of consumer confidence, spending & saving considerations, and future financial outlook. Here’s the latest: 📉 Consumer confidence was done in April, driven by decreased comfort in the job market, with non-essential spending, and with consumers’ ability to make ends meet. The April Consumer Confidence Score was 56.9 (-0.4 vs. March), which is an average of how consumers feel about the job market, their household finances, and their spending comfort levels. 💼 40% of consumers think it’s very or somewhat easy to find employment in the current job market. Meanwhile, 27% think it’s somewhat or very difficult. 🏡 48% of consumers say their household’s financial situation is currently good or very good (-1%). However, 17% say their finances are poor or very poor (+2%). 💲 41% of consumers are very or somewhat comfortable spending money on discretionary purchases right now. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3vFIlGR #Numerator #consumersentiment #financialoutlook #inflation

Newly refreshed and powered by a continuous survey to our consumer panel, the Numerator Consumer Sentiment Tracker captures over 6,000 responses a month and provides a comprehensive monthly view of consumer confidence, spending & saving considerations, and future financial outlook. Here’s the latest: ⬆️ The March Consumer Confidence Score was 57.3 (+1.6 vs. February), which is an average of how consumers feel about the job market, their household finances, and their spending comfort levels. 💼 40% of consumers think it’s very or somewhat easy to find employment in the current job market. 🏡 49% of consumers say their household’s financial situation is currently good or very good (+2%). 💲 41% of consumers are very or somewhat comfortable spending money on discretionary purchases right now (+3%). Learn more: #Numerator #consumersentiment #financialoutlook #inflation

Newly refreshed and powered by a continuous survey to our consumer panel, the Numerator Consumer Sentiment Tracker captures over 6,000 responses a month and provides a comprehensive monthly view of consumer confidence, spending & saving considerations, and future financial outlook. Here’s the latest: ⬆️ The March Consumer Confidence Score was 57.3 (+1.6 vs. February), which is an average of how consumers feel about the job market, their household finances, and their spending comfort levels. 💼 40% of consumers think it’s very or somewhat easy to find employment in the current job market. 🏡 49% of consumers say their household’s financial situation is currently good or very good (+2%). 💲 41% of consumers are very or somewhat comfortable spending money on discretionary purchases right now (+3%). Learn more: #Numerator #consumersentiment #financialoutlook #inflation

Newly refreshed and powered by a continuous survey to our consumer panel, the Numerator Consumer Sentiment Tracker captures over 6,000 responses a month and provides a comprehensive monthly view of consumer confidence, spending & saving considerations, and future financial outlook. Here’s the latest: ⬆️ The March Consumer Confidence Score was 57.3 (+1.6 vs. February), which is an average of how consumers feel about the job market, their household finances, and their spending comfort levels. 💼 40% of consumers think it’s very or somewhat easy to find employment in the current job market. 🏡 49% of consumers say their household’s financial situation is currently good or very good (+2%). 💲 41% of consumers are very or somewhat comfortable spending money on discretionary purchases right now (+3%). Learn more: https://bit.ly/3vFIlGR #Numerator #consumersentiment #financialoutlook #inflation

Newly refreshed and powered by a continuous survey to our consumer panel, the Numerator Consumer Sentiment Tracker captures over 6,000 responses a month and provides a comprehensive monthly view of consumer confidence, spending & saving considerations, and future financial outlook. Here’s the latest: ⬆️ The May Consumer Confidence Score was 56.8 (-0.1 vs. April), which is an average of how consumers feel about the job market, their household finances, and their spending comfort levels. 💼 40% of consumers think it’s very or somewhat easy to find employment in the current job market. 🏡 48% of consumers say their household’s financial situation is currently good or very good. 💲 41% of consumers are very or somewhat comfortable spending money on discretionary purchases right now. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3vFIlGR #Numerator #consumersentiment #financialoutlook #inflation

Newly refreshed and powered by a continuous survey to our consumer panel, the Numerator Consumer Sentiment Tracker captures over 6,000 responses a month and provides a comprehensive monthly view of consumer confidence, spending & saving considerations, and future financial outlook. Here’s the latest: 💲 Consumer confidence was up slightly in February, driven by increased comfort with discretionary spending. The February Consumer Confidence Score was 55.7 (+0.4 vs. January, -6.6 vs. YA), which is an average of how consumers feel about the job market, their household finances, and their spending comfort levels. 🛍️ 27% of consumers think it’s somewhat or very difficult to find employment in the current job market. 💰 22% of consumers say they do not have any spare cash right now, but those that do are putting it in savings (36.8%), paying down debts (32.6%), and using it for vacation / travel (27.4%). Learn more: https://bit.ly/3TxiERJ #Numerator #consumersentiment #financialoutlook #inflation

Do you know how many households are surveyed within each consumer sentiment survey? The answer is in the comments below For context, this lagging economic indicator is closely followed by investors and the media, and influences public and economic policy

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U.S. consumer confidence surged to a 2-year high in January, jumping to 107.1 according to The Conference Board. Consumers grew more upbeat about current business and labor conditions while also having higher expectations for future growth and moderating inflation. The rise in confidence could boost consumer spending, the primary driver of economic activity. #consumerconfidence #justworks #labor #hiring #economicnews #peo #hrsolutions