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The stock market keeps hitting record highs, unemployment is low and the economy is growing surprising fast, but Americans were in a foul mood as the ...
The monthly survey’s primary index dropped from 94.2 in December to 84.5 in January as the economic mood worsened across ages and income levels.
"Stocks don't go down because people are in a bad mood," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
Consumer sentiment rose slightly in January, though confidence over the U.K.’s economic outlook remains subdued.
