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Consumer confidence surged in September as local economies reopened

By Jay Heflin
Published September 29, 2020 3:35pm ET
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Consumer confidence surged in September as local economies reopened
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Consumer confidence increased in September, according to the Conference Board’s consumer confidence index, as some states eased coronavirus restrictions.

The index now stands at 101.8, up from August’s 86.3 and July’s 92.6.

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