Stronger Than Expected Consumer Sentiment Risks Prolonged Bidenflation Surge
The University of Michigan’s final sentiment index for April rose to 88.3 from the midmonth reading of 86.5, data released Friday showed. This was up from 84.9 in March.
The University of Michigan’s final sentiment index for April rose to 88.3 from the midmonth reading of 86.5, data released Friday showed. This was up from 84.9 in March.
Joe Biden’s policies are echoing Jimmy Carter’s in what’s typically the most important issue-area for any president: economic policy.
Black unemployment is up. Gasoline prices are up. Food prices are up.
The Consumer Price Index rose 0.4 percent compared with January, in line with expectations. Compared with a year ago, prices were up 1.7 percent, also in line with the forecast by economists.