The phenomenon of 'vibecession' highlights the disconnect between the strong stock market and rising job anxiety, as concerns grow amid fears of unemployment.
A recent survey found the likelihood of U.S. unemployment rising to 4.4%, the highest since 2014, indicating significant job market concerns among Americans.
Despite retail sales increasing and the stock market making gains, fears of a vibecession persist, with experts noting labor signs of softening.
While some economists celebrate a 'Goldilocks economy', the public sentiment leans towards believing the U.S. could be in a recession, reflecting deep-seated anxiety.
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