consumer confidence

U.S. consumer confidence fell this month to the lowest level in four months, knocked down by a slowdown in hiring.

Bad weather and rising gasoline prices pushed U.S. consumer sentiment a bit lower in March.

The year 2014 didn't do much to boost New Jerseyans' confidence in the economy, and 2015 may bring more of the same, according to Fairleigh Dickinson University's latest PublicMind poll.

U.S. consumer confidence shot up in January to the highest level since August 2007.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. consumers are more optimistic about the economy than at any other time in the past eight years, buoyed by more jobs and falling gas prices, a survey finds. The University of Michigan said Tuesday that its index of consumer sentiment has jumped to 93...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. consumer confidence fell in November following a big gain the previous month, as Americans became less bullish about the economy and jobs.

Consumers in the Garden State and across the country are feeling more confident about the economy than they have in a long time.

U.S. consumers were slightly more confident in the economy in May than in April, partly because of strengthening optimism about future hiring and income gains.

Consumer confidence declined slightly in April after a solid gain in March, but no one is worried about the long-term outlook.

U.S. consumer confidence has rebounded to the highest reading in six years, providing a further sign that the economy's prospects should brighten with warmer weather.