According to the title “Inflation Undermining Consumer Confidence, IHS Economics Survey Shows,” a re-written title could be “Consumer Sentiment Hit by Inflation: Results of IHS Economics Survey.”

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Title: Are High Prices Changing Consumers’ Behavior?

Summary: Evidence suggests that high consumer prices and concerns about inflation are impacting consumer behavior. Sales numbers have fallen, and manufacturers and retailers are warning about lower profits. According to surveys, over 80% of American adults are concerned about inflation and the state of the economy. As a result, consumers are buying less, with only 47% buying in the past week versus 52% a month ago. Meanwhile, businesses have experienced a loss of confidence, with 93% reporting unfavorable conditions. To maintain sales, retailers have increased marketing and’ lowered prices. However, price reductions may exacerbate inflation concerns, as it signals that prices are going up, not going down. Despite this, economists are hopeful that a moderation in inflation and lower borrowing costs will continue to support consumer sentiment and spending. The specific tags for this article are: inflation, consumer behavior, sales numbers, profits, consumer sentiment, lower borrowing costs, and price reductions.

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