US consumer confidence falls for third straight month in July
The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index declined 1.4 points to 90.8 in July, marking the third consecutive month of decreasing optimism about current economic conditions. The survey, released Tuesday, indicates growing concerns about the job market among U.S. consumers.
Key facts
- Consumer Confidence Index fell 1.4 points to 90.8 in July
- Third consecutive month of decline
- Consumers less upbeat about current conditions
- Job market worries deepening
- Report released Tuesday by The Conference Board
Entities
Institutions
- The Conference Board
Locations
- United States