US Consumer Confidence Falls in September

The consumer confidence index measured by the University of Michigan in the US fell to 47.8 in September. This result remained below market expectations. The decline in the index reflects consumers' concerns about the economic outlook. The data released by the University of Michigan is closely watched as an important indicator for household spending and overall economic activity. The weakening in consumer confidence may pose downside risks to retail sales and growth in the coming period. Market participants will evaluate this data in terms of monetary policy and economic policies. Not investment advice.

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The decline in consumer confidence could weaken risk appetite in the short term, creating mild selling pressure on the SPX. However, the price is still above the SMA20 (7636) and the RSI at 52 is in neutral territory, suggesting that the decline may be limited. Although the MACD is in negative territory, it is above the signal line, indicating that momentum has not completely deteriorated. The impact of the news is likely to be limited and short-lived; the 7650-7636 band should be watched as critical support. If this level is broken, selling could accelerate; otherwise, buying on dips may be seen.

RSI 14

52.0

MACD

-16.76

24h Δ

-0.84%

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