The final reading on Consumer Sentiment and Expectations from the University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers rebounded sharply, as consumers responded to new Covid relief direct payments and extended federal unemployment benefits, and otherwise responded positively to the new Covid relief package and the rapid expansion of the numbers of US citizens being vaccinated. The…
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