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Economic Round Up -- Consumer Sentiment, Home Prices Fall Further

Consumer confidence has experienced a substantial deterioration in the month of June, according to a report released by the Conference Board on Tuesday, with the group's index of consumer confidence falling much more than expected. The Conference Board said its consumer confidence index fell to 50.4 in June from a revised 58.1 in May. Economists had been expecting a more modest decline to a reading of about 56.0 compared to the 57.2 originally reported for the previous month.

The slumping housing sector was also in focus with the release of the S&P/Case-Shiller report on monthly home prices. The Case-Shiller index revealed that steep declines in home prices continued in April, but the result was not as bad as most analysts were predicting. The 20-city Home Price Index declined 15.3% in April. The economies of 39 states saw deterioration in May, according to statistics released on Tuesday by a branch of the U.S. central bank. Six states experienced an improvement during the month, while another five had no change.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said its coincident indexes rose for six states in May - Wyoming, Utah, Texas, New Hampshire, Iowa and Colorado. Of these, Texas had the biggest improvement during the month, with an increase of 0.2%.

Across the Atlantic, the latest survey conducted by the GfK Group showed that the German consumer confidence index for July deteriorated to 3.9 points, down from a revised reading of 4.7 points in June and 4.6 points expected by economists. The reading for June was revised down from the 4.9 points reported earlier. Meanwhile, the number of mortgages approved in the UK for house purchases fell 56% year-on-year to 27,968 in May, the British Bankers' Association reported. Copyright(c) 2008 RealTimeTraders.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved

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