Consumer Sentiment Sours Despite Solid Jobs Numbers as Goldman Sachs Points to Falling Happiness
CNBC reports Goldman’s Joseph Briggs says falling happiness may partly explain sour U.S. consumer sentiment despite steady job growth.
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CNBC reports Goldman’s Joseph Briggs says falling happiness may partly explain sour U.S. consumer sentiment despite steady job growth.
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