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Americans feel more and more glum, data shows. Economists are over it

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by USA Today•18h ago•0 views•
Americans feel more and more glum, data shows. Economists are over it
Americans feel gloomy but keep spending, leaving economists to rethink how they predict the nation's economic health.
Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans still feel gloomy and no once-a-month economic report seems to make them happy. Since the pandemic, the economy and jobs market have recovered but consumer sentiment hasn't. Sentiment has ebbed and flo... [4610 chars]
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