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Michigan Consumer Sentiment Drops To 52.2, Beating Analyst Expectations
On April 25, 2025, the University of Michigan released the final reading of Michigan Consumer Sentiment report for April. The report indicated that Consumer Sentiment decreased from 57.0 in March to 52.2 in April, compared to analyst forecast of 50.8.
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Current Economic Conditions declined from 63.8 in March to 56.5 in April, while Index of Consumer Expectations decreased from 52.6 to 47.2. The University of Michigan commented: “Sentiment has ...
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