Consumer confidence in October fell slightly as the government shutdown drags on and creates economic uncertainty.
The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index fell to 94.6 in October, down from 95.6 the month before, the group announced on Tuesday. That slight decrease comes as policymakers closely watch the labor market, which has shown signs of slowing.
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