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US consumer sentiment fell in recent weeks to a record low, indicating Americans’ increasing worries about mounting inflation due to the Iran war.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this report misstated the final March sentiment reading. It has been corrected. The numbers: Consumers grew more pessimistic about the economy amid the war with Iran ...

While 2025 ended with a 4.4% growth in gross domestic product, fueled by low unemployment, strong consumer and government spending, and business investment, the view of that positive economic news ...

LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - British consumer sentiment weakened to its lowest in nearly a year in March as households fretted about the potential impact of the Iran war on the economy and the ...

Consumer confidence declined by three percentage points during the first quarter of 2026 to reach its lowest level since Q3 ...

Consumer sentiment in Pittsburgh dropped sharply in the first quarter, part of a nationwide decline that accelerated after ...

US inflation accelerated in March to its highest level in four years, driven by higher oil and gasoline prices, while ...

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The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index inched fell 3.0 points to 95.8, dropping below the index's historical average for the ...

April, hitting a seven-month low as the war with Iran led to higher prices for materials and mortgage rates as well as ...