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Consumer Confidence Rose Again In September, But Risks Remain

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The Consumer Confidence Index from The Conference Board rose in September, the second consecutive increase following three consecutive monthly declines.

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US consumer confidence jumps again in September: survey

Boosted by rising wages and falling gas prices, US consumers were much more upbeat about the state of the American economy now and in the months ahead, according to a closely-watched survey released Tuesday.The consumer confidence index jumped nearly five points to 108.0 the second straight monthly gain, according to The Conference Board. The result was the highest level since April and far better than the modest improvement economists had expec…

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Consumer Confidence Rose Again In September, But Risks Remain

The Consumer Confidence Index from The Conference Board rose in September, the second consecutive increase following three consecutive monthly declines.

2 years ago·United States

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