U.S. consumer sentiment takes a hit over trade war anxiety
The latest changes in economic policies within the U.S. have led to a significant drop in consumer confidence. People in America are growing more concerned about the potential effects of President Donald Trump's continuing trade war, as indicated by a recent survey from the University of Michigan. This month's consumer sentiment index took a steep dive to 57.9, marking its lowest point since November 2022. This number signifies an 11% decrease from February's figure of 64.7, demonstrating an increasing worry among consumers about the country's economic future.The decrease in confidence comes after several months filled with ambiguity related to trade policies. Following a wave of optimism in December, driven by post-election economic developments, confidence has diminished. A number of sud...