U.S. Consumer Sentiment Revised Up to 48.0 in Final October Reading
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The University of Michigan’s final October consumer sentiment reading came in above its preliminary level, even as views of current economic conditions weakened and inflation expectations rose. The survey tracks household assessments of current conditions and their outlook, offering a measure of how consumers view the economy. The index was 48.0, up 1.7 index points from the preliminary 46.3. It remained just below September’s 48.1 and was 10.4% lower than October 2025’s 53.6. The final results were released Friday, Oct. 23, at 10 a.m. ET (14:00 UTC). TokenPost previously covered the preliminary October sentiment reading .
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