'A little numb' to tariffs and 'very resilient': How CEOs are describing American consumers

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'A little numb' to tariffs and 'very resilient': How CEOs are describing American consumers

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Top CEOs see American consumers as remaining cautious.
Some think that consumers have learned to ignore concerns about tariffs.
But persistent inflation continues to affect purchasing decisions.
Another earnings season has kicked off, and that means CEOs are…

This story appeared on businessinsider.com, 2025-07-10 20:41:14.