After a long period this spring of wallowing at near record lows, consumer confidence indexes from both the University of Michigan and The Conference Board improved “substantially” in June. And the UMich indexes soared again in the preliminary July reading. The University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers’ Consumer Sentiment Index rose almost 9% in…
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