Consumer Confidence Hits Lowest Level Since April Amid Inflation, Weak Labor Market Concerns

Consumer confidence fell in December to the lowest level since April’s tariff implementation, reflecting concerns about increasing inflation and a weak labor market, according to an analysis by the National Association of Home Builders’ Eye on Housing. The labor market differential, which measured the gap  between consumers viewing jobs as plentiful and hard-to-get, continued to

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