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In May, U.S. consumer confidence experienced its first drop in three months, with the index falling to 93.1. This decline is attributed to rising prices and inflation, linked to the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran.
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In May, U.S. consumer confidence experienced its first drop in three months, with the index falling to 93.1. This decline is attributed to rising prices and inflation, linked to the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran.
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Consumer confidence slips for first time in months
U.S. Consumer Confidence Declines in May After Three Months of Increases