The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, a leading measure of consumer confidence, rose for the fourth month in a row. The April reading of the index is the highest since the Pandemic's outbreak in March 2020.
The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, a leading measure of consumer confidence, rose for the fourth month in a row. The index reading of 56.4 in April is the highest since the Pandemic's outbreak in March 2020.
Following a reading of 55.4 in March, the index increased by 1.8 percent to 56.4, bringing it closer to the pre-COVID reading of 59.8 in February 2020.
Investors’ economic sentiment makes strong gains in July.
A key voter concern that can't be hidden and unlikely to cool
Déjà vu of Carter's re-election bid: "Bidenflation" likely a top voter concern, and the President must take responsibility.
Key issues in an election year
Biden's Failed Presidency is an Albatross for Harris
BTW, did he violate the Hatch Act?
U.S. leadership change possible amid shifting dynamics.
