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#ConsumerConfidence fell 0.8 points to 89.4 (1985=100) in August, down from 90.2 in July.
🌡️ The #PresentSituation Index rose 6.8 pts to 121.2, following three months of decline.
🔮 The #ExpectationsIndex fell 5.8 pts to 68.2.
#ConsumerConfidence fell 1.4 points to 90.8 (1985=100) in July, down from an upwardly revised 92.2 in June.
🌡️The #PresentSituation Index fell 3.6 points to 114.9, its third consecutive monthly decline.
🔮The #ExpectationsIndex remained unchanged at 74.7.
#ConsumerConfidence inched up 0.6 pts to 91.2 (1985=100), up from a downwardly revised 90.6 in May.
🌡️ The #PresentSituation Index—based on consumers’ assessment of current business and labor market conditions—fell by 3.0 points to 116.4.
The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index® dipped 0.7 points to 93.1 (1985=100) in May, down from an upwardly revised 93.8 in April.
🌡️The #PresentSituation Index—based on #consumers’ view of current business and labor market conditions—retreated by 3.2 points to 121.2.
The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index edged up by 0.6 points to 92.8 (1985=100) in April, from 92.2 in March.
🌡️The #PresentSituation — based on consumers’ assessment of current business and labor market conditions—retreated by 0.3 points to 123.8.
The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index® increased by 2.2 points in February to 91.2 (1985=100), from an upwardly revised 89.0 in January.
🌡️The #PresentSituation Index fell 1.8 points to 120.0 in February.
All five components of the Index deteriorated, driving down both current and future confidence:
🌡️The #PresentSituation Index fell 9.9 pts to 113.7.
🔮The #ExpectationsIndex fell 9.5 points to 65.1, well below the threshold of 80 that usually signals a recession ahead.
🌡️The #PresentSituation Index—based on views of current business and labor market conditions—plummeted by 9.5 points to 116.8 in December.
🔮 The #ExpectationsIndex—based on consumers’ short-term outlook for income, business, and labor market conditions—held steady at 70.7.
The #PresentSituation Index fell by 7.0 points to 125.4.
Consumers’ assessment of business conditions was much less positive than in recent months, while their appraisal of current job availability fell for the ninth straight month to reach a new multiyear low.
The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index® inched up by 2.0 points in July to 97.2 (1985=100), from 95.2 in June. The #PresentSituation Index fell 1.5 points to 131.5, while the #ExpectationsIndex rose 4.5 points to 74.4.
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The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index fell by 5.4 points in June to 93.0 (1985=100), erasing almost half of May's sharp gains. 🌡️ The #PresentSituation Index—based on consumers’ assessment of current business and labor market conditions—fell 6.4 points to 129.1.
🔮 The #ExpectationsIndex—based on consumers’ short-term outlook for income, business, and labor market conditions—fell 4.6 points to 69.0, well below the threshold of 80 that typically signals a #recession ahead.
📉 June’s retreat in confidence was shared by all age groups and almost all income groups. It was also shared across all political affiliations, with the largest decline among Republicans.
📈 On the bright side, consumers' #stockmarket outlook continued to recover: 45.6% of consumers expect stock prices to rise in the next 12 months, up from April's 16-month low of 37.6%. #Inflation fears also eased somewhat.
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The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index® increased by 12.3 points in May to 98.0 (1985=100), up from 85.7 in April.
The #PresentSituation Index—based on consumers’ assessment of current business and labor market conditions—rose 4.8 points to 135.9. The #ExpectationsIndex—based on consumers’ short-term outlook for income, business, and labor market conditions—surged 17.4 points to 72.8, but remained below the threshold of 80, which typically signals a recession ahead.
“Consumer confidence improved in May after five consecutive months of decline,” said Stephanie Guichard, Senior Economist, Global Indicators at The Conference Board. “The rebound was already visible before the May 12 US-China trade deal but gained momentum afterwards. The monthly improvement was largely driven by consumer expectations as all three components of the Expectations Index—business conditions, employment prospects, and future income—rose from their April lows."
In a special question, consumers were asked if they changed their #spending and #financial behavior recently. More than a third (36.7%) said they put money aside for future spending. Around a quarter of consumers dug into their savings to pay for goods and services (26.6%) and postponed major purchases (26%). However, there were notable differences between income groups.
The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index® fell by 7.9 points in April to 86.0 (1985=100).
That's the fifth consecutive monthly decline, which brings confidence to levels not seen since the onset of the COVID pandemic.
The #PresentSituation Index fell 0.9 pts to 133.5.
The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index fell by 7.2 points in March to 92.9 (1985=100). That's the fourth consecutive monthly decline, which brings the Index below the relatively narrow range that prevailed since 2022.
The #PresentSituation Index fell 3.6 pts to 134.5.
The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index® fell by 7.0 points in February to 98.3 (1985=100)—the sharpest monthly decline since August 2021.
The #PresentSituation Index—based on consumers’ assessment of current business and labor market conditions—fell 3.4 pts to 136.5.
#ConsumerConfidence fell by 8.1 points in December to 104.7 (1985=100).
🌡️The #PresentSituation Index fell 1.2 pts to 140.2.
🔮The #ExpectationsIndex tumbled 12.6 points to 81.1, just above the threshold of 80 that often signals a #recession ahead.
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The Conference Board #ConsumerConfidence Index increased in October to 108.7 (1985=100), up from 99.2 in September.
The #PresentSituation Index rose 14.2 points to 138.0.
The #ExpectationsIndex rose 6.3 points to 89.1, well above the recession threshold of 80.
The #ConsumerConfidence Index rose in August to 103.3 (1985=100), from an upwardly revised 101.9 in July.
The #PresentSituation Index—based on consumers’ assessment of current business and #labormarket conditions—improved to 134.4 from 133.1 in July.
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