The McDonald’s $5 meal deal is sticking around until December, a sign that inflation-weary customers are responding well to value meals recently put out by fast food chains.

McDonald’s is extending its $5 value meal until December at most U.S. stores, and the company's rivals are likely to follow.

McDonald's franchise owners recently voted to extend the $5 Value Menu into December — with more discounts coming in the fall. Here's what to know.

The fast-food chain, which is fighting consumer perceptions that it has become too pricey, extended the high-profile value offer into December. With fewer customers visiting the Golden Arches as diners cut back on restaurant spending,

McDonald’s is extending its popular $5 value meal into December at most locations in the U.S. The fast-food titan first rolled out the deal at participating restaurants nationwide on June 25. This affordable deal offers consumers a McDouble or McChicken sandwich,

Fans of McDonald's $5 meal are rejoicing after the fast food brand announced that they would be extending the incredible deal through December at most of the U.S.-based stores.

The limited-time-offer of a $5 McDonald’s meal is not as limited as it was first introduced. Read more trending news Instead of lasting only a few weeks, the cheap dinner will remain available at most U.

McDonald's is setting a trend for consumers, and other fast food chains might follow suit. Over the summer, McDonald's brought back a $5 value meal deal, which kicked off a flurry of other meal deals at places like Burger King,