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Why Consumer Confidence Keeps Falling: Clues in the Latest Conference Board Report | Market Takes

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The latest consumer confidence report shows confidence fell again after a decline in February that upended a rebound to end 2023. WSJ’s Dion Rabouin takes a look at the date showing consumers so far in 2024 have lost confidence and slowed spending.

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