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New Yorkers are more optimistic about the economy than other Americans, with downstate leading, despite rising prices and economic concerns.
A Siena Research Institute poll shows New Yorkers are more optimistic about the economy than the rest of the U.S., with sentiment leading nationally by 15.9 points—the largest gap on record—despite rising costs.
Downstate New York's optimism (71.9) far exceeds upstate (63.4), though many still worry about food and fuel prices.
Despite economic pessimism, spending intentions remain strong, with nearly 20% planning major purchases like vehicles or home improvements, 40% planning electronics buys, and 11% considering home purchases, highlighting a disconnect between outlook and behavior.
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Los neoyorquinos son más optimistas sobre la economía que otros estadounidenses, con el centro del estado liderando, a pesar del aumento de precios y las preocupaciones económicas.