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U.S. Consumer Confidence Edges Up in April to 92.8

The surprise gain hints at steadier sentiment following a brief Iran ceasefire.

U.S. Consumer Confidence Ticks Up in March as Inflation Worries Deepen

U.S. Consumer Confidence Edges Higher to 91.2 in February as Job Views Brighten

U.S. Consumer Confidence Sinks to Lowest Since 2014 as Outlook Darkens

U.S. Consumer Confidence Falls Again to 89.1 as Present Conditions Slump

Year-End Consumer Mood Diverges: UK, U.S. Tick Up as Germany Slides

U.S. Consumer Confidence Sinks to 88.7 in November, Outlook Gauge Flags Recession Risk

Consumer Confidence Slips in UK and U.S. as Big‑Ticket Buying Cools

U.S. Consumer Confidence Falls to Five-Month Low as Job Market Views Worsen

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Drops to 55.4 as Tariff Worries Persist

U.S. Consumer Confidence Slips in August as Recession Signal Flashes

U.S. Consumer Confidence Falls to 93.0 in June over Recession, Inflation Fears