July Consumer Sentiment Hits Six-Year High

By  |  July 29, 2013
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Thomson Reuters and the University of Michigan revealed that consumer sentiment climbed has hit a six-year high in July 2013, according to Reuters. Consumer sentiment rose from 84.1 to 85.1 on the overall index.  

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    Survey director Richard Curtin said that the high level of consumer confidence indicated consumer spending would continue to expand through the year’s end.

    Analysts had expected a consumer sentiment rating of 84 for the month. For a closer look at the numbers, read the full report here.


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