Consumer Sentiment Drops to New Low, University of Michigan Survey Finds




Higher gasoline prices and the tense standoff in the Middle East helped push consumer sentiment to a new all-time low in May, with rising anxiety about future inflation, according to the University of Michigan’s monthly survey.



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