A separate gauge of consumer attitudes — the consumer confidence index — reversed ... in more than two years and the Federal Reserve left interest rates alone after 10 consecutive hikes.

Take a look at how various assets are performing after the release of the latest consumer-price index: the 10-year Treasury ...

Note that a level of 80 or below for the Expectations Index historically signals a recession within the next year ... dips in consumer confidence when GDP is negative. The next chart includes ...

The Conference Board said on Tuesday its consumer confidence index rose to 108.7 this month ... range that has prevailed over the past two years," said Dana Peterson, the chief economist at ...

US consumer confidence plunged in September by the most in three years as Americans continue to grapple with high prices and ...

The numbers: The U.S. consumer-confidence index surged to 108.7 in October from ... Market reaction: Stocks DJIA SPX opened lower on Tuesday while the 10-year Treasury yield BX:TMUBMUSD10Y rose ...

US consumer confidence increased ... The Conference Board’s gauge of confidence jumped 9.5 points to 108.7, the highest level since the start of the year, data released Tuesday showed.

recorded a broad decline in its monthly index for September. “Consumer confidence dropped to near the bottom of the narrow range that has prevailed over the past two years,” according to Chief ...

The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index for October ... and economic uncertainty are conspiring to push up the 10-year Treasury yield, which is elevating the 30-year mortgage rate.

They note that across the first four months of the year ... s Index of Consumer Sentiment revealed even more pessimism. Their numbers are counted as May vs. April – overall confidence ...

Brazil's consumer confidence deteriorated sharply in August to its lowest level in more than five years, the think tank FGV said Monday. The consumer confidence index fell to 102.3 from 106.9 in July.

Americans taking part in The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index tend to overestimate inflation. The Conference Board asked people about their year-ahead inflation expectations.