University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment fell from 51.7 to 47.8 in September, well below the 51.0 consensus and marking a second consecutive monthly decline. The deterioration was concentrated in expectations: Consumer Expectations dropped from 51.5 to 45.8, an 11.1% monthly fall, while Current Economic Conditions eased from 51.9 to 50.9. Sentiment is now 13.2% below […]
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