米国 - 消費者信頼感

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment for the US was revised slightly higher to 99.3 in December of 2019 from a preliminary of 99.2 and 96.8 in November. It is the highest reading since May and the second best in 2019. Current conditions were seen a bit more positive and inflation expectations declined.

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment for the US increased to 99.2 in December of 2019 from 96.8 in November, beating market forecasts of 97. It is the highest reading since May and the second best in 2019, preliminary figures showed. Current conditions were assessed more positively and future expectations also improved.

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment for the US was revised higher to 96.8 from 95.7 in November of 2019 and compared with 95.5 in October. It is the highest reading in four months, nearly close to the average of 97 since the start of 2017. Consumer expectations improved and the current conditions subindex declined less than initially anticipated.

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment for the US edged up to 95.7 in November of 2019 from 95.5 in October of 2019. It is the highest reading in four months, preliminary data showed. Consumers voiced a slightly more positive outlook for the economy, which was offset by a slightly less favorable outlook for their own personal finances.

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment for the US was revised lower to 95.5 in October 2019 from a preliminary estimate of 96 but above the previous month's final 93.2. Both consumer expectations and current conditions sub-indexes came in weaker than initially thought.

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment for the US rose to 96 in October 2019 from 93.2 in the previous month and beating market forecasts of 92, a preliminary estimate showed. That was the highest reading since July, amid an improvement in both consumer expectations and current economic conditions.