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US: Consumer confidence to remain unchanged - TDS

Analysts at TDS suggest that in the US session, Conference Board consumer confidence for June is the most notable release amid a quiet session for economic data.

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“The market looks for the headline index to remain unchanged near post-crisis highs at 128.0, implying that recent trade tensions have had no impact on sentiment. The June Richmond Fed Index is the only other release and consensus is looking for the index to edge lower to 15 from 16. We will also hear from the Fed's Bostic (voter) and Kaplan (non-voter) who speak at 13:15 ET and 13:45 ET, respectively.”

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