Consumer Confidence Is Tumbling as Financial Concerns Mount
Consumers are “spooked” by the Trump administration’s trade wars, cuts to the federal government by the so-called Department of Government Efficiency and the recent stock market sell-off, said Bill Adams, the chief economist for Comerica Bank.
The White House’s near daily changes to tariff policy show that it is still anyone’s guess where the levies will land.
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