Sentence examples for consumer mood from inspiring English sources

Still the improvement in consumer mood is palpable even here.

This is a shift in consumer mood, Robertson suggests.

If we can remove uncertainty from the consumer, and we see better jobs reports, certainly that'll improve the consumer mood.

Any feeling that the derivative nature of The Item should limit its success misreads the consumer mood.

"In November, the unemployment rate fell to 8.6 percent, and gasoline prices are falling, offering some relief to consumer mood and spending".

The survey of 6,720 households was conducted on March 15, providing a snapshot of the consumer mood in Japan just days after the earthquake and tsunami slammed northeastern Japan on March 11.

The haste with which marketers need fresh data on rapidly changing consumer moods -- and the budget cutbacks that reduce money for hiring consultants -- are helping agencies regain a more prominent role.

To be sure, quite a few agencies anticipated the change in investor and consumer moods, particularly since the recent onslaught of gloomy news from e-tailers and operators of e-commerce Web sites.

It's also capable of adjusting its interaction according to consumer moods.

Pricier gas does not seem to have dented consumer moods yet.

The index reaches a milestone not seen since October 2007 as investors cheer a decent January employment report and improvements in manufacturing and consumer moods.