(Reuters) - The Reuters/University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers
said the preliminary reading on the June consumer sentiment
index showed a decline to 83.7 from 88.3 at the end of May.
The decline was much sharper than forecast by economists,
who had expected a median reading of 88.0 in a Reuters poll.
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said the preliminary reading on the June consumer sentiment
index showed a decline to 83.7 from 88.3 at the end of May.
The decline was much sharper than forecast by economists,
who had expected a median reading of 88.0 in a Reuters poll.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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