The University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index gained back about half what it lost in January during the federal government shutdown. The index in the mid-month preliminary reading rose to 95.5 from January’s final of 91.2. It stood at 98.3 in the final December reading. The UM Index averaged 98.4 for all 2018, its highest…
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