American consumer confidence worsened in April. The reading fell to 82,3 from a revised 83,9 the previous month, the highest level since 2008. The figure, released by the Conference Board of the United States, fell short of analysts' expectations of 83. The consumer confidence survey is based on a representative sample of 5.000 American households and is conducted for the Conference Board by the NFO WorldGroup.
Usa, consumer confidence is declining and disappointing analysts
The figure, released by the Conference Board of the United States, is 82,3 points from a revised 83,9 the previous month, the highest level since 2008 – The figure is lower than analysts' expectations, who had forecast 83 points.
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