WASHINGTON, D.C.: US consumer confidence slumped in February, with Americans showing greater apprehension about the state of the US economy amid high market turbulence, the Conference Board said on Tuesday.
The board’s consumer confidence index fell to 92.2 from 97.8 in January, with assessments of both the present situation and the expected situation in six months both declining.
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