WalletHub - Consumers feel around 13% less confident about their financial outlook
this month than they did one year ago, according to the latest WalletHub Economic Index, released today. The WalletHub Economic Index is based on a monthly survey that evaluates
economic prospects based on 10 components of consumer sentiment. These
components revolve around how people feel about their finances,
purchasing plans and employment opportunities.
Key Stats
- Decreasing interest in auto purchases:
The share of consumers who expect to buy a car in the next six months
is almost 23% lower in February 2025, compared to last year.
- Real estate popularity drop: In February 2025, home-buying interest among consumers decreased by over 21% compared to last year.
- Large purchases are not a priority: In February 2025, consumers’ likelihood of making a large purchase in the next six months is almost 17% lower than last year.
- Decrease in optimism: In February 2025, consumers’ optimism about whether their finances will improve in the next six months decreased by roughly 9% compared to last year.
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