US consumer confidence rose in November
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The University of Michigan’s US consumer sentiment index rose to 51 in November, topping market expectations. The increase signals improving household confidence even as broader economic uncertainty persists. The reading matters because consumer sentiment can influence spending, which drives much of US economic activity. Investors will watch whether the improvement holds in December and whether it translates into stronger retail sales and demand.
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University of Michigan, United States