Confidence among Florida consumers rose three points to 76 in July from a revised June figure, a nine-point gain from this time in 2011, according to a University of Florida survey released Tuesday.
Nationally, U.S. consumer confidence rose after four months of declines. The Conference Board said its Consumer Confidence Index increased to 65.9, from 62.7 in June. That’s the highest reading since April and better than the reading of 62 that economists had forecast.
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