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Only one reading in 74 years has ever come in lower

The University of Michigan has been asking this question since 1952. This month's answer ranks near the very bottom.

One Number
One Number

Oct 26, 2026

46.7

MONEY & MARKETS • PURCHASING POWER & INFLATION

The University of Michigan just released its final October read on how Americans rate their own finances — not where they think the economy is headed, but how their household is doing right now. That number: 46.7. Down from 50.9 last month. Down from 58.6 a year ago. A 20% freefall in twelve months. Tomorrow the Fed sits down to decide on rates, and the people they’re supposed to be helping just told you it isn’t working. The broader Michigan Sentiment hit 48.0 — only one reading in 74 years has ever been lower.

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That 46.7 doesn’t measure Wall Street — it measures your kitchen table, and the verdict just dropped 20% in twelve months.

Source: University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers, October 2026 (Final)
One number. Every morning.
— Jack Corbin

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