Dana M. Peterson, Chief Economist of the World Large Enterprises Federation, said, 'US consumer confidence continued to improve in November, reaching its highest level in the past two years. The rise in November was mainly due to consumers' more positive assessment of the current situation, especially in the labor market. Compared with October, consumers' optimism about future job opportunities has also greatly increased, reaching the highest level in nearly three years. At the same time, consumers' expectations for future business conditions have not changed, while their optimism about future income has slightly decreased.' Earlier, the US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for November recorded 111.7, the highest since July 2023.

On June 6th, according to Jin10 Data, Trump just posted his first video on TikTok, and the number of followers and likes he received has already exceeded his competitor Joe Biden. The video shows him standing next to Dana White, the CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, before the match in Newark last weekend. Trump's first post has already received 5.9 million likes, and his account has attracted 5.6 million fans in just four days. Biden's campaign account has released hundreds of videos since February, but has only 361,000 followers and 4.7 million likes.

On April 30, the Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell for the third consecutive month in April, falling to 97.0 from 103.1 in March. Despite three consecutive months of decline, the index has remained sideways Fluctuation in a relatively narrow range, remaining largely stable for two long. The Current Situation Index falls to 142.9 from 146.8, which was revised downwards in March, and the Expectations Index falls to 66.4 from 74.0, which was revised upwards in March. An expectation index below 80 is usually a sign of an impending recession. Dana M. Peterson, chief economist at the Conference Board, said: "The confidence index fell further in April, fall to its lowest level since July 2022, as consumers' optimism about current labor market conditions declined and concerns about future business conditions, jobs and incomes increased. ”