All articles tagged with #economic confidence
Originally Published 5 months ago — by CNN
President Trump plans to appoint new leaders to key economic positions, including the BLS commissioner and a Federal Reserve Board member, amid controversy and accusations of data manipulation, which could undermine confidence in the US economy and impact monetary policy and investment decisions.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The New York Times
Delta Air Lines reported better-than-expected quarterly profits, signaling a potential stabilization in travel demand amid improving economic confidence, which led to a over 10% rise in its stock price, despite lowering its full-year forecast due to ongoing economic uncertainties.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Axios
Consumer confidence in the US improved in May, driven by the easing of tariffs on China, indicating a positive impact of the trade truce on economic outlooks, despite ongoing trade tensions and recent fluctuations in demand and factory orders.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by RealClearMarkets
The RealClearMarkets/TIPP Economic Optimism Index dropped 1.1% in March to 43.5, reflecting a decline in economic confidence among Americans. While optimism among investors increased, non-investors' confidence decreased. The index's components, including the Six-Month Economic Outlook and Confidence in Federal Economic Policies, showed declines, while the Personal Financial Outlook improved. Additionally, the RCM/TIPP Financial-Related Stress Index increased, indicating heightened financial stress among Americans. The survey suggests concerns about the national debt, ongoing layoffs, food prices, and supply chain disruptions may contribute to an extended period of stagflation in the US economy.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
The University of Michigan's Consumer Survey of Consumers revealed a surge in consumer sentiment to its highest level since July 2021, with confidence in the economy and inflation improving. The survey indicated a decline in the inflation outlook for the year ahead, along with increased confidence in current conditions. This positive sentiment is attributed to lower gasoline prices, stock market gains, and strengthening income expectations. While the survey suggests a favorable outlook for the economy, it remains uncertain how this sentiment will translate into consumer behavior. Market reactions to the survey's release included slight stock gains and higher Treasury yields, reflecting ongoing speculation about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions for the year.