Consumer confidence hits 5-year low
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Consumer confidence took an unexpectedly sharp hit, dropping to a five-year low in March, the Conference Board said on Tuesday, as expectations for the future tumbled to their lowest in 34 years.
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