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Tracking U.S. Consumers' Views on Tariffs

Quarterly Survey of Household Emergency Expenses and Decisionmaking

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Re-introducing our Supply Chain Indexes of Consumer Inflationary Pressures (SCICIP)

Re-introducing our Supply Chain Indexes of Consumer Inflationary Pressures (SCICIP)

U.S. Consumer Income & Debt Tracker

Where Consumer Spending Stands Midway Through 2025

Consumer Says: Consumer spending remains resilient despite disappointing releases on jobs and inflation

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Inflation Relief For Essential Categories is Offsetting Tariff Concerns, Boosting 2025 Spending Growth

Secondary Tariff Impacts: How Supply Chain Snarls Filter Through to Consumers

Consumer Says: Tariff Effects Remain a Waiting Game for Consumers

U.S. Consumers Remain Relatively Unscathed by Tariff Drama (So Far)

Tariffs Haven’t Hit the Job Market or Driven Unemployment Up Yet

How The High-Income Cohort Drives Top-Line Consumer Spending

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Consumer Says: Consumer outlook remains quietly stable in August

Consumer Says: The U.S. economy weathered H1 2025 with surprising resilience

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Consumer Says: Tariff Effects Remain a Waiting Game for Consumers

Is so-far-so-good consumer demand nearing an inflection point?

U.S. Consumers Think Modest Price Hikes Are “Reasonable” as Corporate Tariff Pressures Mount

Consumer Says: Calm waters in May, but rougher seas could still lie ahead

Consumer Says: When Consumer Expectations Do Not Match Reality

Make China Great Again? How U.S. Retrenchment Benefits Beijing

Improvements in Household Finances Could Provide a Short-Term Buffer for Consumers if Economic Conditions Worsen

How Are Different Generations and Income Groups Spending Their Refunds?

Where Are Tariffs Showing Up in the Economic Data?