US consumer sentiment has plunged to its second-lowest level in history, according to the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index. The November report highlights significant declines due to inflation concerns, escalating living costs, and geopolitical tensions. This downturn reflects increasing economic uncertainty, potentially affecting consumer spending, business investments, and market forecasts for corporate earnings and GDP growth.
US Consumer Sentiment Plummets to Near-Historic Low
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