Forbes
14 Aug 2026, 15:10 UTC · 2h ago
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U.S. consumer sentiment fell unexpectedly in August, reversing a two-month trend of improvement. — A decline in consumer optimism often signals lower future household spending, which can drag on GDP growth.
-0.40Economic optimism hit a record low due to the war in Iran. — Geopolitical conflict affecting economic outlooks typically increases risk aversion and can trigger energy price volatility.
-0.30Economic sentiment among Republicans dropped to its lowest level in nearly two years. — Broad-based declines in sentiment across different political demographics suggest a more systemic loss of confidence in the economy.
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