Economy


Americans head into summer confident in their finances as the rally slows

Americans are better able to manage their bills, but uncertainty around back to the office remains. Meanwhile, parents who are hesitant about the vaccine for themselves are still wary of allowing their children to get one, pointing to barriers along the path towards herd immunity.

U.S. consumer confidence hits new pandemic record high

Gains in Jobs and Expectations sub-index fuel growth

U.S. consumer confidence holds steady

Jobs sub-index is the only one still below pre-pandemic reading

U.S. consumer confidence wavers

Decline in the Jobs and Expectations sub-indices from last week leads to more muted sentiment overall
Economy Survey

Americans have a sunnier outlook heading into the summer

Some Americans report improving mental health as fears about returning to “normal” pre-COVID life recede. Meanwhile, Americans are feeling more secure about their purchasing power.

U.S. consumer confidence holds steady

All indices remain level as expectations stand close to historical record
Politics Survey

America the Uncertain: May Briefing Highlights

Key highlights from May's America the Uncertain webinar, a briefing from the Ipsos political polling team on data and trends shaping American politics.

Politics Survey

Three in four Americans feel that people should worry about the national debt

Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget/Ipsos poll reveals that Americans mostly want federal budget allocated evenly across generations
Parents Survey

America dips its toes into the reopening waters

Americans are venturing out little by little and growing more confident, but barriers to fully vaccinating the nation remain.