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Topic: Consumer Confidence Index

The New Economy Retail sales rise more than expected in May
Retail sales rose 0.6 percent in May, beating analysts' expectations and hinting at stronger economic growth in the second quarter of 2013. Auto sales, which gained 1.2 percent, lent the biggest boost to May retail sales.
‘Fiscal cliff’: Will Wall Street light a fire under Congress?
Gas prices poised to drop below $3 a gallon, as Fourth of July holiday nears
Obama sees approval rating rise. Is it the economy or something else?
Stocks gain modestly on consumer confidence
Consumer confidence rises. Did that drive Cyber Monday?
Consumer confidence slumps badly on falling stock prices and no new jobs
The New Economy US consumer confidence falls – as world's rises
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Tax rebates: How big a boost?
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