Consumer Sentiment Falls to Near Record Lows | Bloomberg Businessweek Daily 11/21/2025

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US consumer sentiment has fallen to near record lows, with experts attributing the decline to various economic factors. The discussion also touched on the impact of AI trade and Fed policy on market sentiment. The economy is being propped up by three key pillars, according to Ernst & Young Chief Economist Greg Daco.

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On today's episode of Bloomberg Businessweek Daily, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec discuss the US consumer sentiment falling to near lowest on record. Ernst & Young Chief Economist Greg Daco joins the show to break down the three 'A-Pillars' propping up the economy. Also on today's show, Tikehau Capital's Raphael Thuin on European stocks wavering as AI trade and Fed policy dominate market sentiment, and Pittsburgh International Airport CEO Christina Cassotis talks holiday travel outlook, new terminal design, and post-shutdown travel recovery. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Original article published by Bloomberg on November 22, 2025.
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