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Our monthly What Worries the World polling finds the of Americans think things in their are on the wrong track these days (63% in July 2024, up from 58% who said the same five years ago in July 2019) and the in their country is bad (56% in July 2024 versus 43% who said the same in July 2019).
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And the stickiness of inflation continues to stick in the minds of the American people. 50% of Americans now say inflation is a top for their country, up five percentage points year-over-year. It¡¯s key to note the CPI is set to be up cumulatively by just over 20% since 2020 by the end of this year and daily staples like the food-at-home category is on pace to have soared almost 28% over the past five years
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¡°I think the key thing that has been suppressing consumer sentiment has been inflation,¡± says Chris Jackson, Vice of Public Affairs for Ipsos in the US. ¡°The cost of living has been a real drag for people. ¡ Inflation has been the thing that¡¯s front and and what really dominates Americans¡¯ minds, in particular, is those costs that they see regularly, like when they go and fill up their car at the gas every week.¡±
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While inflation is down the cost of everything, from hot dogs to houses, soared during and after the pandemic while one¡¯s wages didn¡¯t necessarily keep up. Plus, the Fed has kept key interest rates at 5.25% to 5.5% for now, meaning the ultimate cost (including borrowing money for big-ticket purchases) remains quite high for many consumers.
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