California shoppers are experiencing growing concerns over their economic outlook, with confidence dropping 7% in January and 17% since October 2022. This decline contrasts starkly to the optimism seen during Trump's first term, highlighting the state's apprehension about his policies and their implications for the already shaky job market and high living costs. The Conference Board's data reflects a broader unease in California compared to other states, suggesting that local economic and political dynamics are leading to increased financial anxieties among residents.
California shoppers are experiencing heightened anxiety, with consumer confidence declining significantly since Trump's re-election, indicating a pessimistic outlook for the state's economic future.
The decline in California's confidence index, now at a low last observed in July 2022, underscores the state's struggle to reconcile economic stability with political challenges.
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