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New York Fed data shows Americans are growing more pessimistic about finances

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Americans are becoming increasingly concerned about their financial future, according to data from the New York Fed, as affordability pressures mount.

CNBC Markets reports the shift reflects mounting worries about how households will manage their finances going forward.

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