Consumer confidence has pulled back in June, according to The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index®. The index dipped to 100.4, down from 101.3 in May, with consumers expressing mixed feelings on the labor market and short-term business outlook.    Join Markus Schomer, Senior Economist with The Conference Board, and Dana Peterson, Chief Economist and Leader of the Economy, Strategy & Finance Center, to find out why consumer confidence continues to decline—and what that means for US and global economic growth.

June Consumer Confidence Survey Insights

Factors Influencing Consumer Confidence

Age and Income Differentiation in Confidence

Present Situation and Expectations Indices

Consumer Views on Recession and Inflation

Interest Rates, Stock Market, and Finances

Consumer Spending and Buying Plans

Outlook for the U.S. Economy