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Consumer Sentiment Falls Amid Rising Inflation Worries and Looming Midterms

Consumer sentiment fell in September as surging fuel prices fuel inflation fears and looming midterm elections have dimmed the economic outlook for both Republicans and Democrats. The University of Michigan final consumer sentiment index fell to 48.1 in September from The post Consumer Sentiment Fal

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