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Virginia consumer sentiment drops to 59.6 as inflation and cooling labor market squeeze budgets
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· September 13, 2026
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Key points 6 due to inflation and a cooling labor market. Further information on this development is available from The Cool Down.
Consumer sentiment has dropped to 59.6 due to inflation and a cooling labor market. This decline is attributed to the squeeze on budgets.
Further information on this development is available from The Cool Down. The source provides details on the current state of consumer sentiment.
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