US Consumer Sentiment Declines to Four-Month Low Amid Job Market Concerns
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Consumer sentiment in September dropped to a four-month low of 55.4, driven by concerns over jobs, rising inflation, and economic risks, especially among lower- and middle-income Americans, leading to a cautious market response.
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