Dow Jones Economic Sentiment Indicator Suggests Slow Growth Ahead for U.S. Economy

Following two months of steady pace, the Dow Jones Economic Sentiment Indicator dropped to 44, down from 46.6 in May and April. U.S. news coverage in June was mostly negative, with the focus on U.S. government debt concerns and the new regulation of the financial industry.

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Source: PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance

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