In recent years, what's known as a “ vibecession ” has become a defining characteristic of consumerism. Encapsulating the divergence between rational economic thinking and emotional behavior ...

America slipped into a “vibecession” under the previous administration because there was a disconnect between how people felt about the economy and the actual state of the economy. It’s come ...

America slipped into a “vibecession”under the previous administration because there was a disconnect between how people felt about the economy and the actual state of the economy. It’s come ...

America slipped into a “vibecession” under the previous administration because there was a disconnect between how people felt about the economy and the actual state of the economy. It’s come back to ...

Many reports have shown that Americans are pessimistic about the economy — and their place in it — despite indicators that the labor market is robust and the economy is thriving. In order to ...

A vibecession — a term coined by economic commentator Kyla Scanlon — refers to a disconnect between a country’s economy and the public's negative perception, or vibes, about it.

The ‘vibecession’ is over as optimism gains steam, reports show Overall, households are feeling more optimistic about their financial future.

The 'vibecession' is over "The economy as a whole has fared far better in 2024 than the consensus expected, and we have seen inflation come down and consumer spending remain strong — not ...

The so-called vibecession was often used to describe a disconnect between how well the economy was doing and how badly people felt about their financial standing.