Goldman Sachs
June 12, 2026
USA UMich Sentiment Rises Inflation Expectations Fall
Macro ThematicMacro Economic Indicators
The University of Michigan's June sentiment index increased to 48.9, topping expectations as gasoline price easing provided some consumer relief. Inflation expectations for both the 1-year and 5-10-year horizons trended downward.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Consumer sentiment rose in June, exceeding expectations.
- 2.Both 1-year and 5-10-year inflation expectations declined significantly.
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Authors
Jan HatziusAlec PhillipsDavid MericleRonnie WalkerManuel AbecasisElsie PengPierfrancesco MeiJessica Rindels
Themes
Consumer SentimentInflation Expectations
Regions
North AmericaUnited States