In September, the US Consumer Confidence Index fell to its lowest level since May, while long-term inflation expectations rose for the second consecutive month.

According to the Wise Finance APP, consumer confidence in the United States has fallen for the second consecutive month due to growing economic concerns. The latest data from the University of Michigan shows that the consumer confidence index in September dropped to 55.1, a decrease of 3.1 points from the previous month, a decline of about 5%, lower than the market's expected 55.4. This level is the lowest since May this year, and a decrease of 21.4% compared to the same period last year.