US consumer sentiment plunges in February on tariff worries
U.S. consumer sentiment dropped more than expected in February to a 15-month low and inflation expectations rocketed as households worried that President Donald Trump's plans for steep and broad-based tariffs would eat into their purchasing power.
The sudden halt to CFPB's works leaves much of consumer finance, from mortgage companies to payment apps, unsupervised.
Inflation expectations jumped to 4.3% this month from 3.3% in January, the highest reading since 2023.
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which President Donald Trump has moved to abolish, told a court on Friday it ...
In the waning months of the Biden administration, the CFPB released a flurry of consumer protection rules. Where do they ...
A week of sobering economic news for America ended with, well, more of the same. The long-term inflation expectations of US ...
The Conference Board issues its latest consumer confidence report on Tuesday. The Commerce Department delivers its monthly ...
Inflation is picking up again and President Donald Trump said this week it’s all his predecessor’s fault. But no matter who Trump blames for inflation, America’s economic mood is now souring — and ...
Consumers’ attitude toward the economy dipped during President Trump’s first month in office, according to the University of ...
You think it’s a call from the doctor’s office or your child’s school. So, you stop what you’re doing and answer it — only to ...
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) has invited Elon Musk to a hearing on his plans to tank the Consumer Financial ...
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