Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Aug.)

The rise in the Conference Board measure of consumer confidence in August to itshighest level since before the recession looks a bit odd when other measures ofconfidence have weakened. Nonetheless, this adds to the recent evidence that the USeconomy is going from strength to strength.

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