(Sharecast News) - The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index was revised up to 55.2 for July, from an initial reading of 54.0, marking its strongest level since February before the US‑Iran conflict pushed fuel prices higher.
Sentiment improved across all demographic groups, and the five‑year outlook for business conditions hit...

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