US Consumer Confidence Dips To 62 In March, Never The Same After Covid And Joe Biden (UMich Buying Conditions For Houses Dips To 47 As Fed Withdraws Stimulus … For The Moment)

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Well, the University of Michigan consumer sentiment indices are out for March … and they are ugly.

As a baseline, consumer confidence in February 2020 (just before Covid) was 101. After Covid and massive Fed stimulus and Federal government spending spree, consumer confidence in March fell to 62.0, a far cry from 101 under Trump.

Even worse, the UMich buying conditions for housing hit 142 in February 2020 but has declined to 47 in March 2023.

Why would ANYONE have confidence in the US economy under a complete fool with dementia like “China Joe” Biden??

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