美国消费者信心六个月来首次有所改善

Core Insights - Consumer confidence in the U.S. has improved for the first time in six months, rising by 16% compared to the previous month, but remains approximately 20% lower than in December 2024, when confidence rebounded post-election [1][1][1] Summary by Categories Consumer Confidence - All five components of the consumer confidence index have increased, with particularly significant gains in short-term and long-term expectations regarding business conditions, aligning with perceptions of eased tariff pressures [1][1] Economic Outlook - Consumers appear to have partially recovered from the impact of high tariffs announced in April and subsequent policy fluctuations, yet they still perceive widespread downside risks to the economy [1][1] Financial Sentiment - Despite the noticeable improvement in economic conditions this month, consumers maintain a cautious and worried outlook regarding the economy, with views on business conditions, personal financial situations, commodity purchasing conditions, labor market, and stock market all significantly lower than six months ago [1][1][1]