Consumer sentiment increased in October: Conference Board
Summary
The Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index rose to 91.7 in October from a revised 84.2 in September. The survey found that Americans’ views of current and future business conditions improved.Key Facts
- The October index stood at 91.7.
- The September index was revised upward from 81.9 to 84.2.
- The September reading had been the index’s lowest in more than a period not specified in the provided article excerpt.
- The Conference Board said views of present business conditions improved.
- The Conference Board said views of future business conditions improved.
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