By Dan Burns Oct 23 (Reuters) - US consumer sentiment edged down to near a record low in October as rising prices because of ...

The University of Michigan survey’s headline index came in at 48, down from 48.1 in September and hovering near record-low ...

US consumer sentiment hit its lowest level in five months in October as inflation expectations hit the highest since May, ...

US consumer sentiment edged down to a five-month low in October as high prices and rising interest rates depressed morale.

CNBC’s Steve Liesman reports on the latest consumer sentiment reading.

Independent voters have soured on the economy as the midterm elections loom. Meanwhile, inflation expectations are rising.

U.S. CONSUMER SENTIMENT BEATS EXPECTATIONS, INFLATION FEARS RISE October's final University of Michigan consumer sentiment ...

October Consumer Sentiment: 46.3 vs. 48.0 consensus and 48.1 prior, according to preliminary data released by the University of Michigan Survey of Consumers on Friday.

Elevated energy prices remain a sore point for the economy and continue to prevent the annual inflation rate from returning to the Fed’s 2 percent target.

Consumer sentiment slipped in September amid concerns about high prices and rekindled trade disputes, according to the University of Michigan’s Surveys of ...

Sentiment for lower-income consumers and those with smaller stock portfolios dropped more than the average, figures showed.