Final University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for June in the US at 60.7, expected 60.5
According to Jinse Finance, the final value of the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for June in the United States was 60.7, with an expected value of 60.5 and a previous value of 60.5.
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