Consumer confidence edged down in October as the outlook among Americans grew more cautious heading into the year’s final months. The latest Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index slipped by 1 point to 94.6, from 95.6 in September, marking its lowest level since spring. Beneath the headline number that was reported Tuesday (Oct. 28), a divergence emerged between current and future assessments of economic conditions and between income groups. The Present Situation Index, which captures c...| PYMNTS.com
Three major solar-related laws that TXSES worked on getting passed in the last Texas legislative session went into effect on September 1, 2025. One was on streamlining solar permitting (SB 1202) and two were on consumer protection (SB 1697 & SB 1036). Details for each are laid out below. | Texas Solar Energy Society
The Consumer Confidence Index was 97.4 in August, down from 98.7 in July, the Conference Board said. The present situation| ABA Banking Journal
Consumers’ views on the economy are stabilizing as of late, as reports say that negativity toward the future is decreasing,| RISMedia
U.S. consumer confidence rebounded sharply in May as President Trump’s temporary tariff pause and trade negotiations eased some uncertainty.| ASBN Small Business Network