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Consumer confidence falls in August as ongoing conflict in Iran keeps gas prices steadily above $4 a gallon

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US consumer confidence declined in August, with the Conference Board's confidence index falling to 89.4 from 90.2 in July. The drop is attributed to ongoing frustration following five years of elevated inflation.

Contributing to the decline, the ongoing conflict in Iran has kept US gasoline prices steadily above $4 per gallon, maintaining economic pressure on American consumers.

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