Americans feel more and more glum, data shows. Economists are over it

Data indicates that Americans continue to feel increasingly glum six years after the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the release of monthly economic reports, these statistics do not seem to make the population happy. Economists have become weary of this trend as the general public maintains a gloomy outlook regardless of the official economic data provided. This persistent negativity suggests a significant disconnect between macroeconomic reporting and the actual emotional state of the American people today.