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Japan Consumer Confidence Index 35.4%, expected 35.3%, prior 35.5%, above expectations
Consumer Confidence Index: 35.4%, expected 35.3%, prior 35.5%, above expectations Release Time: 2026-10-05 05:00 UTC
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US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for September was 81.9 points, compared to an expected 89.2 points and a prior reading of 89.4 points, below expectations.
US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for September was 81.9 points, compared to an expected 89.2 points and a prior reading of 89.4 points, below expectations.
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US September consumer confidence index was 81.9, expected 89.0.
US September consumer confidence index was 81.9, expected 89.0.
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US Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index 47.8, expected 51, previous 51.7, below expectations
University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment: 47.8, expected 51, prior 51.7, below expectations University of Michigan 1-year Inflation Expectation: 4.6%, prior 4% Release Time: 2026-09-11 14:00 UTC
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UMich Preliminary September Consumer Sentiment Falls to 47.8; Est. 51
UMich Preliminary September Consumer Sentiment Falls to 47.8; Est. 51
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The Conference Board: US August Consumer Confidence Index reported at 89.4, lower than the expected 90.1
The Conference Board: US August Consumer Confidence Index reported at 89.4, lower than the expected 90.1
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U.S. Consumer Confidence Index Rises to 54.4; Declining Inflation Expectations Offer Relief to the Federal Reserve
Svmuu News: Samuel Tombs of Pantheon noted that the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose to 54.4 from 49.5 in June, exceeding economists’ expectations of 50.5 but remaining below last
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U.S. JOLTs job openings in May totaled 7.594 million, compared with an expected 7.3 million
Svmuu News: U.S. JOLTs job openings in May stood at 7.594 million, compared with an expected 7.3 million; the previous figure was revised downward from 7.618 million to 7.585 million. The Conference B
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Japan Consumer Confidence Index 35.4%, expected 35.3%, prior 35.5%, above expectations
Consumer Confidence Index: 35.4%, expected 35.3%, prior 35.5%, above expectations Release Time: 2026-10-05 05:00 UTC
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US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for September was 81.9 points, compared to an expected 89.2 points and a prior reading of 89.4 points, below expectations.
US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for September was 81.9 points, compared to an expected 89.2 points and a prior reading of 89.4 points, below expectations.
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US September consumer confidence index was 81.9, expected 89.0.
US September consumer confidence index was 81.9, expected 89.0.
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US Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index 47.8, expected 51, previous 51.7, below expectations
University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment: 47.8, expected 51, prior 51.7, below expectations University of Michigan 1-year Inflation Expectation: 4.6%, prior 4% Release Time: 2026-09-11 14:00 UTC
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UMich Preliminary September Consumer Sentiment Falls to 47.8; Est. 51
UMich Preliminary September Consumer Sentiment Falls to 47.8; Est. 51
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The Conference Board: US August Consumer Confidence Index reported at 89.4, lower than the expected 90.1
The Conference Board: US August Consumer Confidence Index reported at 89.4, lower than the expected 90.1
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U.S. Consumer Confidence Index Rises to 54.4; Declining Inflation Expectations Offer Relief to the Federal Reserve
Svmuu News: Samuel Tombs of Pantheon noted that the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose to 54.4 from 49.5 in June, exceeding economists’ expectations of 50.5 but remaining below last
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U.S. JOLTs job openings in May totaled 7.594 million, compared with an expected 7.3 million
Svmuu News: U.S. JOLTs job openings in May stood at 7.594 million, compared with an expected 7.3 million; the previous figure was revised downward from 7.618 million to 7.585 million. The Conference B
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