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UoM Consumer Confidence (Oct.)

Despite the decline in October, the University of Michigan measure of consumer confidence remains at a fairly high level by past standards and consistent with a decent rate of real consumption growth. Accordingly, despite the weaker retail sales data released earlier today, we still expect consumption growth to slow only gradually over the rest of this year.

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