US consumer confidence recovers in October as gas prices eased a bit
U.S. consumer confidence surged in October, significantly exceeding forecasts as economic sentiment improves.
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U.S. consumer confidence surged in October, significantly exceeding forecasts as economic sentiment improves.
U.S. consumer confidence has risen for the first time in four months, hitting 91.7 in October as gas prices eased.
Consumer confidence drops to a 12-year low, reaching levels not seen since 2014 according to survey data.
US consumer confidence plunges to its lowest level since 2014 amid mounting anxiety over prices and jobs.
US consumer confidence slides to a seven‑month low in August as gasoline stays above $4 a gallon, sparking fresh worries about the economy.
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