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Another Record Low For Consumer Confidence

February 25, 2009 By Stephen Silver
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U.S. Consumer Confidence has dropped to another all-time low in February, as the Conference Board's index dropped to 25, from a January level of 37.4.

The Present Situation Index also fell, to 21.2, from 29.7 last month.

"The decline in the Present Situation Index, driven by worsening business conditions and a rapidly deteriorating job market, suggests that overall economic conditions have weakened even further this quarter," the Board's lead researcher, Lynn Franco, said as part of the announcement. "Looking ahead, increasing concerns about business conditions, employment and earnings have further sapped confidence and driven expectations to their lowest level ever."
 

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