Boosted by falling oil prices, U.S. consumer confidence slightly rebounds

```htmlAccording to Golden Ten Data on June 30, the United States and Iran have agreed to hold peace talks, and falling fuel prices have led to a slight rise in U.S. consumer confidence in June. Data released on Tuesday showed that, after last month's figures were revised downward, the Conference Board's consumer confidence index rose by 0.6 points to 91.2. Economists had expected a median value of 94.4. The indicator reflecting current conditions declined, while the indicator reflecting expectations for the next six months increased.```