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 (Jun) 98.1 vs 91.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (May) 86.6 vs 87 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Apr) 86.9 vs 87 Expected
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U.S. consumer confidence approaches three-year low
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U.S. consumer confidence falls less than expected but weakest since July 2017 on coronavirus concerns
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Mar) 120 vs 110 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Feb) 130.7 vs 132.2 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jan) 131.6 vs 128 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Dec) 126.5 vs 128.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Nov) 125.5 vs 127 Expected
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U.S. consumer confidence slips in October
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Oct) 125.9 vs 128 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Sep) 125.1 vs 133 Expected
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U.S. Consumer Confidence 135.1 versus 129 expected.
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jul) 135.7 vs 125 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jun) 121.5 vs 131 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (May) 134.1 vs 130 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Apr) 129.2 vs 126.8 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Mar) 124.1 vs 132.5 Expected
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UPDATE: Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Feb) 131.4 vs 124.9 Expected
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UPDATE: Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jan) 120.2 vs 124 Expected
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December Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Decreases
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UPDATE: Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 135.7 vs 135.7 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 137.9 vs 135.9 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 138.4 vs 132.1 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 133.4 vs 126.6 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 126.4 vs 128 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 128 vs 128 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 128.7 vs 126 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 127.7 vs 131 Expected
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UPDATE: Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 130.8 vs 126.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 125.4 vs 123 Expected
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U.S. December Consumer Confidence 122.1, versus 128 estimate
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 129.5 vs 124 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 125.9 vs 121.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 119.8 vs 120 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 122.9 vs 120.7 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 121.1 vs 116.5 Expected
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UPDATE: Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 118.9 vs 116 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 117.9 vs 119.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 120.3 vs 122.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 125.6 vs 114 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence 114.8 vs 111 Expected
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U.S. stock futures slightly higher after Christmas holiday
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Consumer Confidence Index (Nov) 107.1 vs 101.5 Expected
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Consumer Confidence Index (Aug) 98.6 vs 101.5 Expected
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Consumer Confidence Index (Sep) 104.1 vs 99 Expected
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Consumer Confidence Index (Aug) 101.1 vs 97 Expected
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Consumer Confidence Index (Jul) 97.3 vs 96 Expected
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Consumer Confidence Index (May) 92.6 vs 96.1 Expected
