09.01.2026 - University of Michigan inflation and consumer sentiment (January):
- 1-Year Inflation: 4,2% (Previous: 4,2%)
- 5-Year Inflation: 3,4% (Previous: 3,2%)
- Consumer Expectations: 55 (Previous: 54,6)
- Consumer Sentiment: 54 (Expected: 53,5; Previous: 52,9)
- Current Conditions: 52,4 (Previous: 50,4)
University of Michigan data turned out slightly better than market's expectations. All indices regarding consumer confidence turned out better than expected, with most noticeable growth in current condition.
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