US Consumer Sentiment Unexpectedly Rises, Fueled by Independents
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US consumer sentiment rose in November to a three-month high, bolstered by modest improvements in Americans' views of their personal finances and the economic outlook.
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US consumer sentiment rose in November to a three-month high, bolstered by modest improvements in Americans' views of their personal finances and the economic outlook.
U.S. consumer sentiment rose to 51 in November from 48 in October, beating expectations and reaching a three-month high as views of personal finances and the economic outlook improved modestly. Confidence remains historically low, though inflation expectations eased; concerns about living costs and …
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