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ECONOMIC REPORT: Consumer sentiment dips in March
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch Last Update: 10:15 AM ET Mar 30, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Consumer sentiment dipped slightly in March as gasoline prices rose, according to the Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment index.
The index fell to 88.4 in March from 91.3 in February and 88.8 in early March. The decline matched economists' expectations.
The expectations index fell to 78.7 from 81.5 in February, while the current conditions index fell to 103.5 from 106.7 in February. .
"Although the March survey recorded complaints about rising gas prices as well as the widespread expectation of future increases in gas prices, these concerns did not dominate the recent loss in consumer confidence. This may change in the weeks ahead," said Richard Curtin, of the University of Michigan.
Inflation expectations for the next five years remained at 2.9%
In other reports, the Chicago purchasing managers' index recorded its biggest one-month gain ever, rising to 61.7% in March from 47.9% in February. Readings over 50% indicate growth in the Chicago region.
Real consumer spending slowed to its slowest pace in six months in February, while core inflation rose at its fastest pace in six months, the Commerce Department reported Friday. Nominal incomes and spending each rose 0.6%

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March Reuters/UMich consumer sentiment 88.4

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