The latest consumer sentiment data has painted a less optimistic picture, with the University of Michigan’s Index of Consumer Sentiment June reading falling ...
The latest consumer sentiment data has painted a less optimistic picture, with the University of Michigan’s Index of Consumer Sentiment June reading falling short of expectations.
But again, uh Consumer sentiment, University of Michigan, the prelim reading here of the survey for June falling to 65.6 here matty versus 69 point one last month for the Yeah, it's really interesting to see this kind of softness because we're seeing that wage growth is continuing to keep pace with inflation and that is one of the key drivers of consumer sentiment.Having said that though, when you think about the falling consumer sentiment and what the consumer feeling about the economy.
So any sort of softening within that, I think also begs the question, maybe if whether or not it signals broader weakening here down the road or really maybe a change literally in sentiment amongst consumers at this point.Just see some more of that in the bond space. US market expert warns of 'a bigger crash' than 2008 — says there's 'nowhere to hide' except in this 1 assetWith the combination of reliability and impressive long-term growth potential, this 5.7% dividend stock is one of the best on the TSX. The post Why I Keep Buying Shares of This 5.7%-Yielding Dividend Stock appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.Claiming the CPP at 60 has financial consequences but could be advantageous and more beneficial to some prospective retirees.
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