A new CBS News poll shows that the majority of Americans have negative views about the economy, with concerns about costs persisting into 2026.
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As the year 2025 approaches its end, a new survey conducted by CBS News reveals that the majority of Americans continue to have a negative opinion about the economy. This trend has been consistently observed since the pandemic in 2020, and concerns about costs remain a central topic. Anthony Salvanto emphasizes that these negative perceptions are expected to influence 2026 as well, suggesting that economic issues will continue to be a major concern for citizens. This situation reflects a persistent economic instability that affects the public's confidence in the future.
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