Market Volatility Sours Americans' Moods in October
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Americans' moods soured this month due to a volatile stock market.
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The University of Michigan's consumer survey showed sentiment declined 6% in October.
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The decline was driven by higher-income consumers and those with large stock holdings.
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The S&P 500 index is down from its July peak, spooking investors.
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Third-quarter earnings reports, especially from big tech, could move markets.