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Friday, 11 April 2014
U.S: Consumer sentiment rose to 82.6
Consumer sentiment rose to a preliminary April reading of 82.6 -- the highest reading since July -- from a final March level of 80, according to a Friday report on a gauge from the University of Michigan and Thomson Reuters. Economists polled by MarketWatch had expected a preliminary April level of 80.8. Economists watch sentiment levels to get a feeling for the direction of consumer spending.
Source: Marketwatch
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