Reuters (September 13)
2024/ 09/ 16 by jd in Global News
“U.S. consumer sentiment improved in September amid subsiding inflation, though Americans remained cautious ahead of the November presidential election,” according to the University of Michigan. Preliminary readings show “consumer sentiment came in at 69.0 this month, compared to a final reading of 67.9 in August” while expectations for one-year inflation “fell for the fourth straight month to 2.7%,” marking “the lowest reading since December 2020.”
Tags: Cautious, Consumer sentiment, Election, Expectations, Inflation, September, Subsiding, U.S., University of Michigan
