US CB Consumer Confidence Index dropped to 86.0 in April
Source Fxstreet
- US CB Consumer Confidence Index declined further in April.
- The US Dollar Index clings todaily gains around the 99.00 region.
US consumer sentiment extended its decline in April, as the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index fell from 93.9 (revised from 92.9) to 86.0—its weakest reading since April 2020.
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