(Bloomberg) -- US consumer sentiment rose to the highest since April, while year-ahead inflation expectations picked up to a five-month high as Democrats saw a greater risk of price pressures from ...

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Short-term inflation readings hit highest level in six months as Democrats worry higher inflation from tariffs The numbers: The University of Michigan's gauge of consumer sentiment rose to 74.0 in ...

US consumer sentiment ticked up for a fourth straight month in November, led by a big upswing in sentiment among Republicans following Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election.

The GBP/USD is printing a leg-up following the over 4% loss following the US Presidential Elections, which witnessed ...

The Conference Board doesn't break out its responses by party, but another measure of consumer sentiment by the University of Michigan showed that optimism about the economy jumped among ...

Consumer sentiment remained unchanged in November as worries about trade and tax revenues following the US election result failed to boost confidence in Ireland. The Credit Union Consumer ...

Stay tuned for updates here. The numbers: The University of Michigan's gauge of consumer sentiment rose to 74.0 in a preliminary December reading from 71.8 in the prior month. This is the highest ...

The Pound Sterling (GBP) moves higher to near 1.2770 against the US Dollar (USD) in Monday's North American session. The GBP/USD pair rises as market participants are becoming increasingly confident ...