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  1. Inflation expectations are being compared to the Iran conflict, as Joanne Hsu directs consumer surveys at the University of Michigan.
  2. Data from the University of Michigan is being used to discuss the global economic outlook.

Consumer Sentiment Index shows a disconnect from economic reality, leading critics to question the validity of the underlying economic data.

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Consumer Sentiment Index shows a disconnect from economic reality, leading critics to question the validity of the underlying economic data.

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University of MichiganPhilip Pilkington

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  1. Commentators coined 'vibecession' to describe the gap between economic data and public sentiment.1 source
  2. Pilkington questions the validity of economic data regarding the consumer sentiment index.1 source

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