US CB Consumer Confidence Index drops to 104.1 in January
Consumer sentiment in the US deteriorated in January, with the Conference Board's (CB) Consumer Confidence Index declining to 104.1 from 109.5 in December. In this period, the Present Situation Index fell by 9.7 points to 134.3 and the Expectations Index dropped to 83.9.
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