Consumer Confidence Index
http://www.conference-board.org/The US Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) tries to measure the degree of optimism on state of the economy that consumers exhibit through their activities of savings and spending. The monthly report is issued by The Conference Board, an independent economic research organization, and is based on 5,000 households. The index was started in 1967 and is normalized to have a value of 100 in 1985, because this year was neither a peak nor a trough. 40% of the index is made up of opinions on current economic conditions, while the remaining 60% measures future economic expectations.
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Mar) 91.8 vs 87.9 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 91.2 vs 87.1 Expected
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US consumer sentiment rises to six-month high in early February
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jan) 84.5 vs 91 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 88.7 vs 93.3 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 94.6 vs 93.4 Expected
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Powell: Fed May End Balance-sheet Runoff In Coming Months
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 94.2 vs 96 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 97.4 vs 96.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 97.2 vs 96 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jun) 93 vs 99.8 Expected
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US Consumer bounces back sharply in May
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Apr) 86 vs 88 Expected
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Equities end higher after choppy trade as earnings, data, tariffs gauged
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Mar) 92.9 vs 94 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Feb) 98.3 vs 102.5 Expected
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Wall Street ends mixed in the face of mounting uncertainties
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US consumer confidence deteriorates further in January
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 104.1 vs 105.9 Expected
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US December Consumer Confidence 104.7 vs Est. 113.2
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Nov) 111.7 vs 111.4 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Sep) 98.7 vs 104 Expected
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Consumer confidence improved in August- Wells Fargo
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US consumer confidence scales six-month high, labor market angst rises
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Aug) 103.3 vs 100.8 Expected
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US July Consumer Confidence 100.3 vs 99.7 Estimate
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jun) 100.4 vs 100 Expected
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Nasdaq ends higher on tech strength; Dow pulls back
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (May) 102 vs 96 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Apr) 97 vs 104 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Mar) 104.7 vs 107 Expected
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Dow, S&P fall for third straight session with inflation data eyed
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Feb) 106.7 vs 115 Expected
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US durable goods orders slump; business investment on equipment appears soft
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jan) 114.8 vs 114.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Dec) 110.7 vs 104.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 102 vs 101 Expected
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Morgan Stanley sees minimal upside for S&P 500 in 2024
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Oct) 102.6 vs 100.5 Expected
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Rate jitters wear down wary markets
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US consumer confidence dives to four-month low; home sales tumble
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Sep) 103 vs 105.5 Expected
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US consumer confidence drops in August on inflation worries
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Consumer Confidence (Aug) 106.1 versus 116 expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jul) 117 vs 112 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jun) 109.7 vs 104 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (May) 102.3 vs 99 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Apr) 101.3 vs 104 Expected
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Dow Jones, Nasdaq, S&P 500 weekly preview: Big Tech to report
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U.S. consumer confidence retreats, house price inflation cools further
