Consumer sentiment in the U.S. rose in early June, reversing part of the fall registered in May, amid an improvement of the short-term outlook and easing inflation expectations. The preliminary estimate of the index of consumer sentiment released Friday by the University of Michigan came in at 86.4 in June, up from 82.9 in May. …
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