When sentiment breaks: What consumer confidence is telling us about recession risk and fiscal reality

Mark Milam

A plunge in consumer sentiment is reviving recession fears and raising new questions about inflation, oil shocks, Fed constraints and the long-term cost of fiscal indiscipline.

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What consumer confidence is telling us about recession risk and fiscal reality

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