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Consumer Confidence Plunges to Decade Low as Labor Market Anxieties Mount

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Growing Job Market Concerns and Cost-of-Living Pressures Push Sentiment Below Pandemic-Era Levels American consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest point in a decade, driven primarily by growing anxieties about the labor market and persistent concerns about the cost of living, according to a Wells Fargo Economics report released January 27, 2026. The Conference Board's […]

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