Consumer Confidence and Case Shiller: Economic Reports
Courtesy of John Nyaradi.
Today’s economic reports centered on consumer confidence and housing prices with both flat lined
September Consumer Confidence came in at 45.4, missing a forecast of 46.6, but improving slightly over the previous 45.2
July Case/Shiller home price index registered a -4.1, improving from the previous month’s -4.4.
Both indexes remain relatively flat and seem to be stuck at current low levels as the economy slows.
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