REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque The American public seems to be slowly catching up with President Obama’s optimistic talk about a buoyant economy, according to Gallup’s latest daily economic confidence index reading. The latest index stands at -7, well above the -66 recorded when Obama assumed office in 2008 in the middle of the Great Recession. Still, morale isn’t as high as it was in June 2015 when the confidence level stood at +7, according to Gallup. The data is based on phone interviews with 1...
Americans appear to be catching on to Obama's optimistic economic outlook
Business Insider - 16 Jan 2016 05:40
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque The American public seems to be slowly catching up with President Obama’s optimistic talk about a buoyant economy, according to Gallup’s latest daily economic confidence index reading. The latest index stands at -7, well above the -66 recorded when Obama assumed office in 2008 in the middle of the Great Recession. Still, morale isn’t as high as it was in June 2015 when the confidence level stood at +7, according to Gallup. The data is based on phone interviews with 1...
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