Confidence up slightly in post-budget environment: Survey
TNS Canadian Facts’ Consumer Confidence Index
By Guest Column —— Bio and Archives--February 11, 2009
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Although Canadians remain pessimistic, the latest results from TNS Canadian Facts’ Consumer Confidence Index show that confidence improved in the wake of the federal stimulus budget. The overall Consumer Confidence Index now stands at 85.9, which is up from 83.5 last month.
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