I noticed an interesting point with the Michigan index. April data showed an unexpected increase - the current conditions indicator jumped to 52.5, whereas analysts expected a more modest 50.7. The Michigan index clearly exceeded market expectations. For context, in March, the Michigan index was at 50.1, so the growth was quite noticeable. It seems consumer sentiment has been more resilient than previously thought. It will be interesting to see how this will affect the future dynamics of economic indicators.