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- US consumer sentiment remained largely unchanged from the slightly lower level recorded at mid-month - UoM
US consumer sentiment remained largely unchanged from the slightly lower level recorded at mid-month - UoM
The resilience of consumers has again been demonstrated as concerns about the impact of the hurricanes on the national economy have quickly faded.
Given that the survey was able to reach most households in Florida and Texas in late September, it should be no surprise that small declines were recorded in the current financial situation of households. In the past year, there has been a long list of issues that could have derailed the overall level of consumer confidence, including the unprecedented partisan divide, North Korea, Charlottesville, and the hurricanes.
Confidence has nonetheless remained very favorable, moving sideward in a very narrow positive range. In the first nine months of 2017, the Sentiment Index averaged 96.2, just ahead of averages of 91.9 and 92.9 recorded in the prior two years, making 2017 the highest recorded since 2000
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