U.S. Consumer Sentiment Unexpectedly Falls From 13-Year High

Consumer sentiment in U.S. unexpectedly fell

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Consumer sentiment in U.S. unexpectedly fell by the most in a year amid expectations that inflation and interest rates will rise, according to a University of Michigan report Friday.

Even with the decline, sentiment was the second-highest since January, reinforcing other reports that Americans remain optimistic about employment and the economy.