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Consumer sentiment falls to lowest level since postpandemic inflation peak
Consumer sentiment nosedived in April to the lowest level since the peak of the postpandemic inflation surge as President Trump’s trade battles shake the global economy. Sentiment dropped 8.4 percent from March to April and was down 32.
In the overseas market, as of 15:04, overseas base metals showed mixed performance, with LME lead rising by 1.16% and LME ...
All five measures making up GfK’s Consumer Confidence Index have declined in April, putting the overall score at its lowest ...
While consumer sentiment this year has tanked, Americans were stocking up on goods last month to beat presumed tariff-related ...
Investors and consumers are feeling pessimistic about the U.S. economy, with recession fears growing stronger due to ongoing ...
Current Economic Conditions declined from 63.8 in March to 56.5 in April, while Index of Consumer Expectations decreased from 52.6 to 47.2. The University of Michigan commented: “Sentiment has ...
Trump's tariff policy could push the nation into a recession, with rising unemployment, bankruptcies and more. These warning ...
Airlines reported that they would trim its flight schedule for the second half of the year due to lower demand ...
Consumers’ outlook on the economy ended April sharply lower than in March, although a key sentiment measure improved slightly ...
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