The most recent Rasmussen Reports Economic Index shows that economic confidence rose to 112.1 this month — still about five ...

Despite consumer sentiment declining, other economic indicators point to an economy that's stayed resilient. Hiring slowed in ...

Consumer confidence in the economy fell in June according to The Conference Board’s monthly Consumer Confidence Survey ...

Despite the president hyping up a recent "deal" with China on tariffs, uncertainty has left consumers uneasy about the ...

New home sales dropped much more than expected, as high prices, high mortgage rates and weak consumer confidence ate into ...

Consumers are feeling less optimistic about the labor market outlook as unemployment claims move higher and the hiring rate ...

The Conference Board says its latest Consumer Confidence Index fell more than five points, to a reading of 93. The research group says values below 80 often signal a looming recession.

The survey results paint a different picture than recent economic reports that show job growth has remained fairly strong, and inflation continues to creep closer to the Fed's target rate of 2%.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell described the economy as being in a “solid position” but warned that tariffs could introduce ...

Consumers aren't as confident about the economy as they were earlier this year. That could mean more worries for everyone.

New York Fed President John Williams said the central bank's interest-rate stance is "entirely appropriate" as uncertainty about tariffs and inflation lingers, leaning against recent calls from some ...

The stock market today shows resilient gains as the S&P 500 looks to push within striking distance of its all-time high.