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Consumer Sentiment Inches Up In July
Consumer sentiment inched up in July, increasing for a second straight month. The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index was up 1.8% (1.1 points) to 61.8 this month. This is the index's highest level since February but still reflects historically low levels of optimism. Consumer sentiment has fallen by 6.9% (4.6 points) compared to a year ago.
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