Consumer sentiment experienced a notable rebound in June, marking the first increase this year as anxiety over high tariffs dissipated. The University of Michigan reported that consumer sentiment rose to 60.5, surpassing expectations and providing a much-needed boost as inflation expectations remain stable. This improvement follows a six-month decline in consumer confidence, suggesting that American shoppers are recovering from previous economic shocks. While there is optimism in the market, some analysts point to lingering concerns for the economy ahead.