U.S. Consumer Confidence Fell in September Amid Elevated Oil Prices, Inflation Worries, Conference Board Says
U.S. consumer confidence dropped sharply in September due to concerns over elevated oil prices and inflation, according to the Conference Board. This marks the lowest level since 2014.

U.S. consumer confidence dropped sharply in September due to concerns over elevated oil prices and inflation, according to the Conference Board. This marks the lowest level since 2014.
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- WSJ — U.S. Consumer Confidence Fell in September Amid Elevated Oil Prices, Inflation Worries, Conference Board Says
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