Consumer confidence rose less than expected

Consumer confidence rose less than expected.
The University of Michigan's final consumer sentiment index for July came in at 90.0.
Economists were expecting the final index to rise slightly to 90.2 in July, according to the Bloomberg consensus.
Brexit was mentioned by a record number of households with incomes in the top third (23%). This was over twice as frequently as among households with incomes in the bottom two-thirds (11%).
Still, "given the prompt rebound in stock prices as well as the t