In the week ended May 13, consumer sentiment slipped marginally to 91.90 from 92.08 the previous week; unemployment rate rose to 5.82% from 5.85% during the same period, according to CMIE data

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Consumer sentiment down in week ended May 13, unemployment drops marginally

In the week ended May 13, consumer sentiment slipped marginally to 91.90 from 92.08 the previous week; unemployment rate rose to 5.82% from 5.85% during the same period, according to CMIE data