US EditionConsumer sentiment worsens as inflation fears grow, University of Michigan survey shows
- Consumer sentiment fell 12% in March, indicating expectations of a worsening economy, according to the University of Michigan.
- Two-Thirds of consumers anticipate rising unemployment over the next year, marking the highest level since 2009, as reported by the University of Michigan.
- The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 700 points amid concerns about the economy and government policies, reflecting ongoing market declines.
- Experts warn that falling consumer sentiment may lead to reduced spending, potentially driving the economy into recession, as reported by CNN.
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Los estadounidenses no habían estado tan preocupados por el aumento del desempleo desde 2009, según una encuesta
Por Bryan Mena, CNN Los estadounidenses no solo temen cada vez más una mayor inflación, con el presidente Donald Trump a punto de anunciar una serie de aranceles en pocos días, sino que muchos más ahora temen un aumento del desempleo. La confianza del consumidor se desplomó un 12% este mes, según informó la Universidad de Michigan en su última encuesta publicada este viernes. Fue un descenso ligeramente más pronunciado que el informado en una le…
Inflation fears reach highest level in 2 years: survey
Consumer sentiment took a dive in March as concerns about rising prices and slowing economic performance hit home for U.S. households. Sentiment fell for the third straight month, dropping 12 percent from its February reading in the University of Michigan’s benchmark survey. Sentiment was 28 percent lower than it was in March of last year.…
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