Conference Board Consumer Confidence (Apr.)

The small fall in the Conference Board measure of consumer confidence in April only partly reversed the surge in March, and left the index close to a 16-year high. As such, it does little to change our view that consumption growth will rebound in the second quarter and will average close to 2.5% annualised over the remainder of the year.

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