#USConsumerConfidence

Consumer confidence in the United States is a key economic indicator that measures consumers’ optimism or pessimism about the overall health of the economy and their personal financial situation. It is typically measured through surveys such as the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) published by the Conference Board and the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index.

These indices measure how confident people feel about spending and investing, which directly impacts economic activity, especially consumer spending, one of the largest components of GDP. High confidence tends to lead to more spending, while low confidence can signal a slowing economy or caution.

In recent months, consumer confidence has been influenced by factors such as inflation, interest rates, and employment levels. Would you like to see how things stand with the latest reports or dive deeper into a specific aspect of consumer confidence?$BTC