The preliminary estimate of the University of Michigan’s (UoM) Consumer Sentiment Index for May fell to 59.1 versus an expected fall 64.0 from 65.2 in April, its lowest since August 2011, data released on Friday showed. UoM’s Consumer Expectations Index fell to 56.3 from 63.0 in April, larger than the expected drop to 62.5, while the Current Conditions Index fell to 63.6 from 69.4, versus an expected small rise to 70.5, its lowest reading since March 2009.
Tags Consumer Sentiment University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment US Economy USD
Check Also
European Stocks Hold Steady as Key Events Unfold Globally
European markets traded in a narrow range on Monday, reflecting investor caution at the start …