index of consumer sentiment

The university's index of consumer sentiment in July rose to 106.4 from 104.5 in June.

Its index of consumer sentiment, which has been gradually rebounding since April, rose to 93.7 from 92.6 in May.

The University of Michigan releases its March index of consumer sentiment.

Last week, the University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment hit the highest level since July 2005.

The University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment fell slightly, to 87.6 from 88.1 in July.

The University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment rose for the first time in two months, exceeding the gain forecast by economists.

The preliminary reading in the University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment for May rose to 96.0, a level not seen since December 2000.

The University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment jumped in mid-January to 94.3, the highest in more than four years.

On Friday, Michigan's widely followed index of consumer sentiment moved up in a sign that many people believe that the country's recent economic troubles are fading.

Separately, the University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment fell to 81.8, the weakest since November 1993, from 91.5 in August.

The Index of Consumer Sentiment (ICS) is developed from these interviews.

The University of Michigan's preliminary index of consumer sentiment rose to a record 110.1 in February, from 106.6 in January, traders said.

The University of Michigan's monthly index of consumer sentiment, a widely followed barometer, showed a November improvement in attitudes about finances and the economy.

Yesterday, the University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment rose more than expected, to 92.6, in the preliminary August reading, from 89.0 in July.

The closely watched University of Michigan Index of Consumer Sentiment recently slipped to its lowest point in sixteen months.

In another report, an index of consumer sentiment maintained by the University of Michigan dropped to a nine-year low in its preliminary reading for October.

In addition, the University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment eased to 90.3 from its mid-March reading of 91.8, subscribers to its survey said.

The Reuters/University of Michigan index of consumer sentiment slipped in February to 93.3, from 96.9 in January.

And the University of Michigan's final index of consumer sentiment for August rose to 95.3 from 94.7 in July - the highest reading since January 1995.

Consumer confidence has also been strengthening; the University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment rose to 86 this month from 77.6 in March, wire services reported yesterday.

The closely watched index of consumer sentiment compiled by the University of Michigan plunged in early February for the fourth consecutive month, the university reported yesterday.

Concern over high energy prices and tepid job growth led to a fall in the University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment in October, the third monthly decline.

No." In another sign of economic strength, the University of Michigan index of consumer sentiment rose to 92.5 in April from 90.3 in March.

Among economic data yesterday, the University of Michigan said that its preliminary July index of consumer sentiment stood at 93, compared with 92.4 for June, traders said.

The university's index of consumer sentiment, which measures optimism and pessimism about the economy, fell to 86.6 in February from 89.3 last month, with virtually all the decline recorded after the speech.