People buy products in a Walmart in Rosemead, California, April 11, 2025.
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Consumer concerns grew up on inflation, unemployment and the stock market when the World Trade War has held heated in March, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey published on Monday.
The central bank's monthly survey on consumer expectations has shown that respondents have experienced inflation in a year at 3.6%, an increase of half a percentage compared to February and the highest reading since October 2023.
As well as concerns about a Higher cost of living The increase in concerns about the labor market came: the probability that the unemployment rate is higher in a year in a year to 44%, an increase of 4.6 percentage points and the highest level which dates back to the first pandemic days covoted in April 2020.
The survey has also shown anxiety about uncertainty resulting in problems for scholarship prices.
The expectation that The market will be higher One year low to 33.8%, a drop of 3.2 percentage points to the lowest reading dating back to June 2022. Although the expectations of remote actions, the respondents said that they thought that gold increased by 5.2%, the highest since April 2022.
The investigation reflects other readings, such as the Survey on consumer feelings of the University of Michiganwho showed expectations of one year in mid-April to the highest since November 1981.
In the case of the New York Fed measurement, the investigation took place before the president Donald TrumpThe pricing announcement of April 2 of April 2 “, as well as the 90 -day suspension of the order A week later. However, it is largely consistent with other measures reflecting consumer concerns about impact rates, even if market -based measures show that inflation concerns are low in merchants.
Expectations for inflation on the horizon at five years have actually dropped to 2.9%, down 0.1 percentage and were unchanged for the prospects of three years to 3%. The prospects for food prices in a year dropped up to 5.2%, its highest since May 2024, and was 7.2% for rent, an increase of half a point. The prospects for medical care costs also reached a planned increase of 7.9%, the most since August 2024.
Respondents expect that petrol increased by 3.2%, a drop of 0.5 point points compared to the prospects of February.
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