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Americans’ attitudes toward the economy soured in February after a three-month streak of improving moods, according to The Conference Board’s latest consumer survey released Tuesday.
The Conference Board, a business research group, said Tuesday that its consumer confidence index fell to 106.7 from a revised 110.9 in January. A reading under 80 often signals an upcoming recession.
The index registered a reading of 106.7 in February, down from a revised level of 110.9 in January. January's preliminary reading came in at 114, a two-year high for the measure.
U.S. consumer confidence held steady this month even as Americans wrestle with higher prices and feel less optimistic about the short-term future. The Conference Board, a business research group ...
The Conference Board's index measuring US consumers' sentiments dropped 8.1 points to 104.7 in December, coming in under consensus expectations for an increase, the nonprofit think tank said on ...
Americans are heading into 2024 more optimistic about the health of the economy than they have been in months. The Conference Board reported Wednesday that its Consumer Confidence Index, a measure ...
GfK’s long-running consumer confidence index rose by a significant seven points in February but remains at a “severely depressed” negative 38.
The Conference Board said Tuesday that its consumer confidence index jumped to 108.7 in October from 99.2 in September. It was the biggest monthly gain since March of 2021. Analysts forecast a ...