Canadian consumer confidence was little changed in the four-week tracking period ending September 4, but the Bloomberg Nanos Canadian Confidence Index (BNCCI) masked a widening divide: Canadians feel reasonably secure about their jobs and finances while growing less certain about where the housing market is heading. The composite index registered at 51.80, marginally above the prior week’s reading of 51.72 but down from 53.00 four weeks earlier.
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