Meanings of depressed consumer in English

Surging gasoline prices and soft labor market conditions have depressed consumer spirits.

Unusually low inflation also underscores the currency effects and depressed consumer demand.

Companies battling depressed consumer spending and lower commodity prices are under pressure from shareholders to contain wage bills.

In southern Europe, a region hit by depressed consumer demand for several years, Kering's deputy CEO Jean-Francois Palus said trading was stabilizing.

GM executives said on a conference call that depressed consumer confidence was a bigger negative factor for U.S. sales than tight credit.

The bulk of stay-at-home orders that shuttered nonessential businesses and services occurred in April, resulting in soaring unemployment and depressed consumer spending.

Fears of rising oil prices depressed consumer sentiment in August, according to the latest survey of attitudes compiled by IIB Bank and the ESRI.

Heineken, the world's third largest brewer, forecast depressed consumer confidence and poor summer weather would hit second-half figures after first-half profit fell short of expectations.

Depressed consumer spending has held back headline inflation as companies struggle to pass on rising costs.