The two leading measures of consumer confidence, issued by the University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers and The Conference Board, moved in different directions in October. The UM’s Consumer Sentiment Index ticked down nearly a point and half during the mid-month reading, to 71.4 from 72.8 in the final September measure. The Conference Board’s Consumer…
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