Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index: consumers’ expectations for U.S. economy rise to 44.8 in in the week ended October 04

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9 October 2015

Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index: consumers’ expectations for U.S. economy rise to 44.8 in in the week ended October 04

According to data from the Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index, consumers' expectations for U.S. economy rose to 44.8 in in the week ended October 04 from 43.0 the prior week. The increase was driven by rises in all subindices.

The measure of views of the economy increased to 35.4 from 33.2. It was the highest level since May.

The buying climate index increased to 39.6 from 38.4. It was the highest level since May.

The personal finances index was up to 59.3 from 57.4. It was the highest level since April.

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