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consumer

[kuhn-soo-mer] / kənˈsu mər /
NOUN
person who buys merchandise, services
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But Americans aren’t convinced it’s going to happen: A large majority of people believe the unemployment rate will climb further in 2026, according to the University of Michigan’s December survey of consumer sentiment.

From MarketWatch

But Americans aren’t convinced it’s going to happen: A large majority of people believe the unemployment rate will climb further in 2026, according to the University of Michigan’s December survey of consumer sentiment.

From MarketWatch

As China becomes more dependent on gig work, economists believe it will weigh on consumer spending as laborers struggle to achieve stability.

From The Wall Street Journal

The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index, at 52.9, was a touch below expectations of 53.4, but Wall Street was still in a jolly mood following yesterday’s cooler-than-expected consumer price index.

From Barron's

These colours don't just live on trend forecasts - they show up in fashion collections, beauty launches, interiors, packaging and even technology, shaping how products are marketed and how consumers imagine the year ahead.

From BBC