US consumer confidence slid in November by the most in seven months on growing anxiety about the labor market and the economy.

According to The Conference Board, the Consumer Confidence Index has fallen from 95.5 in October to 88.7 in November.

Consumer confidence plunged in November to lowest level since April as Americans cite inflation, tariffs, and uncertainty as weighing on sentiment, according to The Conference Board.

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The Conference Board's gauge of US consumer confidence decreased 6.8 points to 88.7, data showed. The figure was weaker than ...