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Falling Consumer Confidence in Europe Presages a Grim Holiday Season for Retailers
Sales could be salvaged if lockdowns in Europe halt the spread of the coronavirus, which will in turn support consumer confidence, writes Morning Consult’s John Leer
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Procrastination, Financial Pains and Preferred Brands: Developments in the 2020 Holiday Shopping Forecast
Differing financial realities among American shoppers reveal important nuances in spending attitudes and expected consumption this holiday season, Morning Consult’s Victoria Sakal writes.
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Post-Election U.S. Consumer Confidence Dips as Drop Among GOP Outpaces Rise Among Democrats
Party-driven moves in the daily U.S. Index of Consumer Sentiment are likely to stabilize, writes Morning Consult’s John Leer
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Analysis: Employment Recovery Stalled in October, Further Jeopardizing Consumer Spending
Unemployed workers have grown increasingly pessimistic about their chances of returning to work for their prior employers
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Effect of the Election on Consumer Confidence: Drop Among GOP Consumers While Democrats’ Sentiment Holds Steady
Morning Consult Index of Consumer Sentiment among Republicans fell 7.6 points from Tuesday to Wednesday
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Biden Has an Advantage Among Unemployed Voters, but How That Impacts the Election Is Complex
Morning Consult Political Intelligence data shows Biden, Trump virtually tied among unemployed white voters
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Going Into Election Day, Voters Narrowly Place Blame for Collapse of Stimulus Talks on GOP, Trump
45 percent say Trump and congressional Republicans are at fault for inability to reach deal on COVID-19 aid
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In the American Public’s Eyes, 2020 Has Been About Trump — to His Detriment
Analysis of nearly 70,000 open-end survey responses collected over the year reveals one main pattern: negative views of Trump
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Consumer Confidence Among Obama-Trump Voters in Swing States Has Taken a Dive Throughout the Pandemic
In Morning Consult’s Index of Consumer Sentiment, the difference between Obama-Trump voters in key swing states and voters overall has narrowed substantially
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A Liquidity Rule Dormant Since 2016 Is Getting a Second Life, and Banks Say the Treasury Market Can’t Handle It
As regulators move forward on finalizing net stable funding ratio, bank trade group says rule would have worsened March meltdown