The Index dipped 0.2 points April, settling at 104.5. April
was the sixth straight month for historically high optimism, a hot streak not
seen since 1983. Five of the Index components posted a gain, reaching levels
not seen since before the previous administration. Three of the components
declined, and two were unchanged. Nearly all of the slight decline was
attributable to an 8-point plunge in expected business conditions.
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
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