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BREAKING: UoM report signals improved consumer sentiment 🟢

3:02 PM 25 October 2024

03:00 PM BST, United States - University of Michigan inflation report for October:

  • Michigan Current Conditions: actual 64.9; forecast 62.7; previous 62.7;
  • Michigan Consumer Sentiment: actual 70.5; forecast 68.9; previous 68.9;
  • Michigan Consumer Expectations: actual 74.1; forecast 72.9; previous 72.9;
  • Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations: actual 2.7%; forecast 2.9%; previous 2.9%;
  • Michigan 5-Year Inflation Expectations: actual 3.0%; forecast 3.0%; previous 3.0%;
 

 

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