Consumer Confidence Drops Sharply in February, Hitting Lowest Level Since June 2024
- Consumer confidence has dropped significantly, with the Consumer Confidence Index declining 7 points to 98.3 in February, according to the Conference Board.
- Concerns over tariffs, inflation, and pessimism about future employment are affecting consumer feelings and spending plans, as stated by the Conference Board.
- The Consumer Confidence Index's decline is the largest since August 2021, noted by Stephanie Guichard, a senior economist at the Conference Board.
- In response to the drop in consumer confidence, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized the administration's commitment to addressing the cost-of-living crisis.
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