Consumer confidence up, but no reason to party
Washington
US consumer confidence jumped for the second straight month in August, surpassing expectations amid buoyant feelings about the present situation, according to a monthly survey released on Tuesday.
However, the survey showed consumers are not expecting the economy to improve much in the short-term, the Conference Board said.
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