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BREAKING: UoM consumer sentiment deteriorates while inflation expectations keep rising 🔎

4:03 PM 21 February 2025

03:00 PM GMT, United States - University of Michigan inflation report for February:

  • Michigan Current Conditions: actual 65.7; forecast 68.7; previous 74.0;
  • Michigan Consumer Sentiment: actual 64.7; forecast 67.8; previous 71.1;
  • Michigan Consumer Expectations: actual 64.0; forecast 67.3; previous 67.3;

03:00 PM GMT, United States - University of Michigan inflation report for February:

  • Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations: actual 4.3%; forecast 4.3%; previous 3.3%;
  • Michigan 5-Year Inflation Expectations: actual 3.5%; forecast 3.3%; previous 3.2%;
 

 

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