Consumer sentiment slipped further in early April as energy costs rose and geopolitical risks intensified.
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Since 2008, this quarterly survey has tracked how consumers view the economy, the sources of stress they face today, and their confidence in financial services.
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Consumer sentiment slipped further in early April as energy costs rose and geopolitical risks intensified.
Explore the April 2026 Report
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Consumer sentiment slipped further in early April as energy costs rose and geopolitical risks intensified.