Conference Board Consumer Confidence (Jun.)

The continued strength of the Conference Board consumer confidence index, which rose from 117.6 to 118.9 in June, is beginning to look a little suspect when other measures have fallen back in recent weeks. Nonetheless, sentiment is at a very healthy level and suggests that real consumption growth should accelerate.

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