"U.S. and Utah consumer sentiments appear to be taking a summer pause," said Phil Dean, chief economist at the The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute. "All eyes remain fixed on inflation and the actions of the Federal Reserve, which appear to also be in a holding pattern in this uncertain economic environment." Learn more: https://loom.ly/6b5S1x4 #ConsumerSentiment #US #Utah #Inflation #FederalReserve
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🚀 US Consumer Sentiment Hits Five-Month High!🚀 In late September, US consumer sentiment soared to a five-month high, fueled by optimism about the economy following the Federal Reserve’s recent interest-rate cut. 📈💸 With borrowing costs on the decline, consumers are feeling more confident about their financial futures and the broader economic landscape. Joanne Hsu, director of the University of Michigan survey, noted, “Sentiment appears to be building some momentum as consumers’ expectations for the economy brighten.” 🌟 However, many consumers are keeping a close eye on the upcoming election, which they believe will play a crucial role in shaping their economic outlook. 🗳️ What are your thoughts on this economic shift? How do you think the election will impact consumer sentiment? Let’s discuss! 💬👇 #Economy #ConsumerSentiment #FederalReserve #InterestRates #EconomicOutlook #Election2024 #Finance #PersonalFinance
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None political read about inflation. One of the best articles I've read about the "real inflation" impact to the average households and businesses. A recommended read.
One of the themes of the Republican National Convention this week is 'Make America Wealthy Again." For the third year in a row, Americans told Gallup that the increasing costs of living are the worst financial problem facing the country. And many worry that inflation will only get worse after the 2024 election. Adam Hardy gives us a look at the historical and global perspective 👉 https://bit.ly/3WmNXjB
How Bad Is Inflation Under Biden, Really? A Global and Historical Analysis
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"The first of two readings of the consumer-sentiment survey in March slipped to 76.5 from 76.9 last month, the University of Michigan said Friday. While sentiment is close to a two-year high, it’s still well below the prepandemic peak of 101." #economics #economy #finance #investing #business #money #education https://lnkd.in/gjG4Dfdi
Consumer sentiment dips in early March. Americans are neither optimistic nor pessimistic.
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The US consumer sentiment has reached its highest level in over two years, which is positive news for the economy and for President Joe Biden. #newsupdate #newsupdates #newsheadlines #newshighlights #newsfeed #newsflash #finance #financenews #usanews #usnews #useconomy #consumer
US Consumer Sentiment Reaches the Highest Level Since July 2021
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"Consumers don’t think the economy stinks. Rather, they quite rationally have mixed feelings about this economy — and they’ll reveal different things depending on exactly what you ask them." Expert statistician Nate Silver presents a more nuanced explanation to the perceived gap between the strength of the American economy and voter sentiment, offering insights into what this means for Biden in the upcoming election. #SpeakersOfSubstance #DataScience #Statistics #Economics #Economy #USEconomy #ConsumerSentiment #ConsumerConfidence #2024Election #Politics #USPolitics #KeynoteSpeaker #SpeakersBureau #EventProfs https://hubs.la/Q02ldWj40
Opinion | What a Split in Consumer Confidence Means for Biden
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In the economic theater, a fascinating plot twist unfolds—consumers are embracing newfound optimism while inflation concerns take a backseat! According to the recent New York Federal Reserve survey, consumers are anticipating a 3.4% inflation rate over the next year, marking a notable decrease from October and the lowest expected level since April 2021. But what's causing this shift? The University of Michigan's survey echoes the sentiment with a remarkable 30% reduction in year-ahead inflation expectations within a single month. These figures suggest a positive outlook, a potential game-changer for President Joe Biden in between economic uncertainties. What does all of this mean for us? Share your thoughts on the comment section 📈💼 #EconomicInsights #ConsumerOptimism #InflationTrends #accounting #taxes
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