US Consumer Confidence Slips in February

U.S consumer confidence fell more than forecast in February, as
initial enthusiasm over falling oil prices subsides and consumers
question the strength of the American labor market. The Conference
Board said its consumer attitudes index fell to 96.4 in February, from
an upwardly revised 103.8 in January.

Patrice Howard reports from New York

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