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The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
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Chris Stein in Washington

Voters may at last be coming round to Biden’s sunny view of the economy

a man in sunglasses looks at a crowd of people
Joe Biden has recently switched his messaging from boasting about job creation to action on junk fees and accusing corporations of ‘price gouging’. Photograph: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

Joe Biden has spent most of his presidency insisting to Americans that the economy is on the right track. Poll after poll has shown that most voters do not believe him. That may be changing.

After months of resilient hiring, better-than-expected economic growth and a declining rate of inflation, new data shows that Americans are becoming upbeat about the US economy, potentially reversing the deep pessimism Biden has struggled to counter for much of the past three years.

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