Consumer Sentiment Slides

Consumer sentiment, Iran war

US consumer sentiment slides to three-month low as war fans inflation fears

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment fell more than expected in March, touching a three-month low, as war in the Middle East stoked inflation worries and cast a shadow over the economic outlook.

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Consumer confidence slides amid concerns over the Iran war

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US Consumer Sentiment Slips as Inflation Outlook Worsens

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March consumer sentiment shows warning signs for the economy

The war in Iran over the last four weeks has sent consumer sentiment into a deep dive. The University of Michigan’s monthly survey shows a 6% decline in March. What consumers have been saying and what they’ve been doing have been very different in ...

Consumer Sentiment Plunges To Lowest Level On Record

Consumer sentiment plunged nearly 11% in April to its lowest level on record, a decline driven largely by the outbreak of the Iran conflict. The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index fell 5.7 points to 47.6 this month, missing the 51.6 forecast.