Americans Are Pessimistic of the Economy

Americans Aren’t Too Confident as New Poll Bears What You Already Suspected!

Americans are expecting higher inflation, unemployment, and interest rates, according to a new Gallup poll.  

That’s not all.  They also expect slower economic growth and lower stock market prices.  

“The latest results are from the Jan. 2-22 Mood of the Nation poll, which also found that Americans’ confidence in the economy remains low,” reports Gallup.  “The public’s gloomy outlook for the economy was similarly predicted in a November-December Gallup poll that found eight in 10 Americans thought 2023 would be a year of economic difficulty.”

The poll also found that a record-high percentage of respondents are predicting a stock market decline.  According to Gallup, “A record-high 48 percent plurality of U.S. adults now predict the market will fall in the first half of 2023; 18 percent expect that it will remain the same, while 31 percent say it will go up.”

Most of this assessment strikes us as simply realistic.  A trend in force remains a trend in force until it changes.  Gallup concludes “the public is bracing for a 2023 marked by worsening economic conditions.:

If you are concerned with our monetary and economic trajectory, we suggest you speak with a Republic Monetary Exchange gold and silver professional to discuss a sound plan to protect yourself from inflation, government debt, money-printing and reckless spending.  

There is a reason that gold has been the enduring money of the ages around the world and through the centuries.