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Recent gains in consumer confidence vanish as index drops by nearly two points
Most Americans do not believe in a quick recovery after the lockdown is over
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Coronavirus prompts increased use of video chat platforms for work, connection
Yet many express concerns about confidentiality, including having personal information and private conversation shared with others
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U.S. consumers’ sentiment reflects whether or not they believe in a quick recovery
Consumer confidence index inches up for the second consecutive week
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Work Is a Universal Value; Most People in the U.S. and Around the World Find Meaning In It
Americans want, need and feel capable of working later in life, more so than people in most countries
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High income households more likely to want business to reopen even if COVID-19 isn’t contained
Two in 5 high income respondents want economy to reopen, compared to a third of low-income.
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Americans want empathy and financial support from their bank
New research shows people expect their bank to have empathy in how it practices business, from support of individual financial needs to its own employees servicing customers.
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Small uptick in U.S. consumer confidence
Americans’ sentiment about the current economic situation remains low, but their expectations about the future are bouncing back
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U.S. consumer sentiment remains on pause
While pessimistic about the current economic environment and jobs situation, Americans remain optimistic about the future
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As Americans are staying put, consumer confidence is not moving
After a precipitous fall, U.S consumer sentiment has barely changed over the past two weeks
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A new normal for U.S. consumer confidence?
Consumer sentiment is almost unchanged from last week after falling to its lowest level in eight years