Consumer confidence dips in September amid inflation concerns
Summary
U.S. consumer confidence fell in September to its lowest point in four months. Rising prices and worries about the cost of living contributed to this drop, based on a University of Michigan survey.Key Facts
- Consumer confidence dropped to a reading of 48.1 in September.
- This is a 7% decrease compared to August.
- Confidence is 15% lower than earlier measurements (specific time not given).
- The University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers conducted the survey.
- Rising inflation and higher living costs are the main reasons for the decline.
- The data was released on a Friday (exact date not specified).
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