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Consumer confidence sees highest monthly increase in four years
The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index for May came in on the lower end of the recent range, but notched its highest monthly increase in four years. The rebound was especially strong after the U.S. and China reached a temporary deal to lower mutual tariffs.
Consumers’ expectations for the future surged in May, as the U.S. and China cooled trade tensions. That pulled consumers’ ...
Consumer confidence rose 12.3 points this month to a reading of 98, the Conference Board said in its latest survey released ...
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