Growth in the Conference Board’s U.S. macroeconomic index slowed as expected in September
As expected by analysts, the growth of the Conference Board Institute for Economic Research’s forecast of U.S. macroeconomic developments for 3-6 months slowed in September.
The institute said the Leading Economic Indicators (LEIs) rose 0.7 percent to 107.2 points in September, after strengthening 1.4 percent in August, 2 percent in July, and 3 percent in June.
The 100-point LEI value reflects the 2016 situation. (MTI)
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