Falling Gas Prices, Rising Wages, Fuel Stronger Than Expected Consumer Sentiment

[skews13]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

 

[Moonglow]

Stop being positive it kills Republicans.

 

[Sunni Man]

Meanwhile, back on planet earth, the Biden economy is a total disaster. ..

 

[Harry Dresden]

Stop being positive it kills Republicans.

he is just switching places....when trump was president any good news was not reported by skews...

 

[Oddball]

Gasoline prices fall a few pennies and wages rise slower than the rate of inflation....Big fuckin' whoop.

Meanwhile, back on planet reality....

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/u.s.-producer-price-growth-accelerates-to-record-high-in-march

 

[Concerned American]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

More of your usual bullshit propaganda. Anyone with more than an asshole for an eye knows this is bullshit evidenced by what they see in their daily lives. Fuck democrats. November can't come soon enough.

 

[Oddball]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

Daily Kooks.....

 

[lennypartiv]

Stop being positive it kills Republicans.

It's fake news.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

It's fake news.

This survey has been being done by Mich since 1962.

Surveys of Consumers

Do try and keep up

 

[Flash]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

This Biden shithead is using up oil in the strategic reserves (which he has no plans of ever replacing) to buy down the cost at the pump in the hopes of buying off a little bit of the coming mid term disaster for the Democrats. It won't work.

Meanwhile family income is going in the ditch due to Biden's massive inflation and millions of Illegals are streaming across the border and we are $30 trillion and debt and Biden is fucking up everything he touches.

 

[marvin martian]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

It's not going to help you in November.

LOL

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

Idiot. We tapped the reserve so it went down a bit.......lolololol

GD what a failure you are as a man and a human

 

[Moonglow]

It's fake news.

It's all fake even the sermons from church.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Daily Kooks.....

Well the op is a Daily Kook so it is a proper link ya knowses

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Conservatives will continue to lie about the economy regardless of the facts.

 

[Moonglow]

Idiot. We tapped the reserve so it went down a bit.......lolololol

GD what a failure you are as a man and a human

Supplies increased.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

Hey you stupid fukhead. Inflation is at a 41 yr high doofus..lolol

You people suck so bad

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Supplies increased.

Spews posted on his 10 boards already........lololol

I hope we have the severest recession on record. Violence in shit holes increases 10 fold

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index.

Due to continued inflation, economists had expected the sentiment index to continue its downward trend to 59 after a final reading of 59.4 in March. Instead the index rose to 65.7 in early April, a reversal that marked the measure's first improvement since December.


The 10.6% bump in sentiment was primarily fueled by improved consumer expectations.

"A strong labor market bolstered wage expectations among consumers under age 45 to 5.3%—the largest expected gain in more than three decades, since April 1990," wrote Richard Curtin, chief economist for the Surveys of Consumers.

Falling gas prices, rising wages fuel unexpected jump in U.S. consumer sentiment

Buoyed by falling gas prices and a strong labor market, consumer sentiment jumped "unexpectedly" in early April to hit a three-month high, according to the University of Michigan's sentiment index. Due to continued inflation, economists had expected...

m.dailykos.com

Good news going good not summer.

Is that why Joe Biden's most recent poll has him around 36%.

 

[Concerned American]

Spews posted on his 10 boards already........lololol

I hope we have the severest recession on record. Violence in shit holes increases 10 fold

A recession is three consecutive quarters of declining GDP. I think we'll rocket past a recession and go into a full blown global depression after the moronic moves governments have made in the past two years.