Consumer confidence in December fell to the lowest level since April’s tariff implementation, reflective of growing concerns about reignited inflation and a weakening labor market affecting personal ...

Growth in consumer card spending decreased –1.7% year-on-year in December, a further decline from November (-1.1%) and considerably less than the latest CPIH ...

UK card spending dropped 1.7 per cent in December, the steepest fall since 2021, as consumers cut back on non essential ...

Mortgage market activity slowed sharply in December, reflecting the typical seasonal pause at the end of the year, but ...

Retailer Shoe Zone has hit out at “highly adverse” Government policies - after reporting plunging annual profits and warning ...

Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) ended the recent trading session at $65.18, demonstrating a -2.09% change from the preceding day's closing price. This change lagged the S&P 500's 0.06% loss on the day.

Consumer confidence in the D.C. region has fallen in three straight quarters, and there's no shortage of reasons why.

Persistent inflation, particularly the high cost of food, housing and utilities, is being blamed for consumers' glum mood.

Aussie households’ spending spree is showing a sign of cracking, as frustrated mortgage holders start the new year fearing ...

Confidence among US homebuilders unexpectedly fell in January, as costly sales incentives outweighed a recent boost from ...

U.S. consumer prices increased in December, lifted by higher costs for rents and food as some of the distortions related to ...

Australia's consumer sentiment slipped in January as households wrestled with renewed rate jitters and an uncertain economic ...