Although some data-especially in the housing sector-show that the economy is picking up, consumers continue to have their doubts.
The Consumer Confidence Index was 46.6, down from 49.3 in June and 54.8 in May, according to data released today by The Conference Board.
The New York City-based research organization's survey of 5,000 families also indicated that the Present Situation Index, which measures consumer assessment of current conditions, is 23.4, compared with 25 in June.
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