U.S. Leading Economic Index Increased in August — Conference Board

By Xavier Fontdegloria An economic index that measures U.S. business cycles rose in August at a slightly quicker pace than in July, data from The Conference Board showed Thursday. The Leading Economic index came in at 117.1 in August, up 0.9% compared with the previous month. The rise beats the expectations from economists polled by [...] Seoul, Korea
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