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Consumer sentiment rose in January

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- Consumer Sentiment Index increased 6.6% in January. - The index landed at 56.4.

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Original Source Material

The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index increased 6.6% in January compared to the month prior, landing at 56.4, according to final results for the month. The post Consumer sentiment rose in January appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .