University of Michigan Survey of Consumers Reports Sharp Decline in Consumer Sentiment for May

Friday, 10 May 2024, 14:21

The latest University of Michigan Survey of Consumers revealed a significant drop in consumer sentiment for May, as inflation fears continue to rise. The survey recorded a reading of 67.4, a notable decrease from the April figure of 77.2. This decline suggests growing concerns among consumers regarding the impact of inflation on their financial well-being.
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University of Michigan Survey of Consumers Reports Sharp Decline in Consumer Sentiment for May

Consumer Sentiment Declines

The University of Michigan Survey of Consumers reported a steep drop in consumer sentiment for May, with the index falling to 67.4 from 77.2 in April.

Inflation Fears on the Rise

Consumer sentiment is rapidly declining as fears of inflation surge, prompting concerns about the overall economic outlook.


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