US consumer sentiment plunges in February on tariff worries
U.S. consumer sentiment dropped more than expected in February to a 15-month low and inflation expectations rocketed as households worried that President Donald Trump's plans for steep and broad-based tariffs would eat into their purchasing power.
The University of Michigan’s index of consumer sentiment tumbled to 64.7 at the end of February, well below January’s 71.7.
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