US consumer confidence fell this month by the most since August 2021 as the Conference Board's gauge of confidence decreased 7 points in February to 98.3, the third straight decline. Michael McKee breaks down the numbers on Bloomberg Television.

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A gauge of consumer confidence registered its largest monthly drop since August 2021, the nonpartisan Conference Board said on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the share of consumers who expec

The seven-point drop marks the largest decline since August 2021, indicating consumers are concerned about more inflation to come and a cooling economy.

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