Consumer Sentiment Drops to Record Low in May Amid Rising Gas Prices

Consumer sentiment fell to a new record low in May, driven by surging gas prices and inflation concerns, according to the University of Michigan's preliminary survey. The index dropped to 48.2, below economists' expectations, with one-third of respondents citing gas prices as their main concern.

By Jeff Cox · CNBC ·

Consumer Sentiment Drops to Record Low in May Amid Rising Gas Prices

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