US consumers more worried about job market in December, New York Fed report saysÂ

Jan 8 (Reuters) - Americans grew more worried about the job market in December even as anxieties over personal finances faded, while near-term inflation expectations increased, a report from the New York Federal Reserve ​showed on Wednesday. Respondents in the regional Fed bank's latest Survey of Consumer Expectations said the prospect of ‌finding a job if unemployed was the worst since the report began in 2013. The worries about getting a new job were led by ‌households that earned under $100,000 per yea ...