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The US consumer sentiment divide is widening: Sentiment among consumers earning less than $50,000 has fallen steadily over the past year, to near the lowest level since early 2024. Among those earning $50,000โ$100,000, sentiment has also declined, though by a smaller margin, to the lowest since early 2025. Meanwhile, consumers earning over $100,000 have maintained a much higher optimism during this period. As a result, the sentiment gap between the lowest and highest earners has widened to the largest in at least 7 years. Lower-income consumers are under serious pressure.
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