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US Consumer Confidence Dips in May Amid Inflation Concerns
US consumer confidence declined in May, primarily due to persistent worries about inflation and elevated gas prices. The economic outlook continues to be impacted by rising costs for consumers.
26 May, 14:09 — 26 May, 17:37
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ReutersVery High74d ago
Inflation worries weigh on US consumer confidence in May - Reuters
Inflation worries weigh on US consumer confidence in May Reuters
Read full article →APVery High75d ago
Consumer confidence dented with gas prices around $4.50 and inflation still elevated - AP News
Consumer confidence dented with gas prices around $4.50 and inflation still elevated AP News
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US Consumer Confidence Eases as Inflation Worries Mount - Bloomberg.com
US Consumer Confidence Eases as Inflation Worries Mount Bloomberg.com
Read full article →The IndependentMostly Factual75d ago
Consumer confidence dented with gas prices around $4.50 and inflation still elevated
U.S. consumer confidence declined slightly this month as gas prices stayed high and inflation remained elevated, a sharp contrast to soaring stock prices that have neared record levels
By Christopher Rugaber
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First report: bloomberg · 26 May, 14:09|Full coverage: 5 · 3h|Window: 3h
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