UoM Consumer Confidence (Jun.) & PPI (May)

The rebound in the University of Michigan's consumer confidence index to 94.6 in June, from 90.7, was impressive given the surge in gasoline prices over the past few weeks. It appears that the US consumer revival is alive and well.

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