Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Sep.)

Thanks to the continued rally in equity prices, the Conference Board's measure of consumer confidence shot up to a seven-month high of 70.3 in September, from 61.3 in August. It appears that households are less concerned about either the rise in gasoline prices or the looming fiscal cliff.

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