Consumer sentiment slides in Phoenix as gas prices, mortgage rates climb
The lowest overall consumer sentiment in the country can be found in Arizona in Tucson, which had a score of 69.41 in September.
Consumer sentiment continues to slide in the Valley and in most of the country as gasoline — particularly diesel fuel — remains expensive and mortgage rates climb. (Photo via Getty Images' Yossakorn Keewwannarat)
(Photo via Getty Images' Yossakorn Keewwannarat)
Consumer sentiment continues to slide in the Valley and in most of the country as gasoline — particularly diesel fuel — remains expensive and mortgage rates climb.
The latest Metropolitan Consumer Sentiment Index, a monthly index published by American City Business Journals in partnership with Morning Consult, showed that consumer sentiment slipped in 78 of the 106 metro areas nationwide in September compared to the month prior. Morning Consult’s national Index of Consumer Sentiment also declined from August to September, sliding 2.36 points to 87.6.
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America, her citizens and the planet are all still better off versus where we were with incompetent disaster Joe and his failed administration in the WH.
THE PRESIDENT ASKS YOU TO PLEASE REMAIN PATIENT AS WE CONTINUE TO MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.
The Idiot did that.