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Consumer sentiment surveys published by the Conference Board were influenced by the intensification of war in the Middle East, involving input from the University of Michigan and Kevin Hassett.

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Consumer sentiment surveys published by the Conference Board were influenced by the intensification of war in the Middle East, involving input from the University of Michigan and Kevin Hassett.

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  1. A consumer sentiment survey is being conducted, with the economic outlook being impacted by the Iran conflict.Sub-event
  2. A consumer confidence report from August 29, 2025, indicated underlying weakness in the market.Sub-event
  3. Sentiment indices show Americans blaming Trump's policies and improved outlook for the Iran war.1 source
  4. Consumer sentiment surveys reflect war impact in the Middle East.1 source
  5. Tracking consumer sentiment influenced by political headwinds and the prospect of an Iran war's end.1 source

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