QUICK SPARK: US Consumer Confidence Sinks to Lowest Since 2014 as Fuel Costs Bite
Conference Board consumer confidence falls 6.7 points to 81.9 in September, the lowest since 2014, as fuel costs and the Fed's rate hike hit sentiment.
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Why It Matters
When people feel worried about money and gas prices, they buy less stuff. When people buy less, companies make less money, which can hurt their stocks.
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