Cooling Economy Cools American Economic Anxieties

Despite a slowing job market, Americans are feeling more optimistic about the economy. This positive shift in sentiment, termed the end of the "vibecession," is likely due to easing inflation worries. With inflation nearing normal levels, consumers are experiencing relief as prices for essential goods and services stabilize. This economic climate, characterized by moderate growth, low unemployment, and the prospect of interest rate cuts, presents a favorable situation for the current Democratic administration.