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 (Feb) 102.9 vs 108.5 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jan) 107.1 vs 109 Expected
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U.S. labor cost growth smallest in a year
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U.S. Dec Consumer Confidence 108.3 versus 101 expected
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Weary Wall Street cheers improved consumer confidence
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Nov) 100.2 vs 100 Expected
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U.S. consumer sentiment slumps; inflation expectations edge up
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Oct) 102.5 vs 106 Expected
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U.S. Consumer Confidence Increased in September - Conference Board Survey
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Sep) 108 vs 104.5 Expected
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U.S. consumer confidence rises more than expected in August
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Aug. Consumer Confidence 103.2, versus 98 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jul) 95.7 vs 97 Expected
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U.S. consumer confidence index tumbles in June
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jun) 98.7 vs 100 Expected
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Wall Street stumbles as consumer pessimism stokes growth fears
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (May) 106.4 vs 103.8 Expected
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U.S. mortgage interest rates rise further, loan demand ebbs
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Apr) 107.3 vs 108.2 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Mar) 107.2 vs 107 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Feb) 110.5 vs 110 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jan) 113.8 vs 111.2 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Dec) 115.8 vs 111 Expected
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U.S. consumer confidence perks up; economy poised for stronger 2021 finish
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Nov) 109.5 vs 110.9 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Oct) 113.8 vs 108 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Sep) 109.3 vs 115 Expected
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August Consumer Confidence 113.8, versus 123 expected
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Stocks march on; Treasury yields, dollar hit by weak consumer confidence
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U.S. consumer confidence holds steady at a 17-month high in July
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jul) 129.1 vs 123.9 Expected
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U.S. consumer confidence at 17-month high; business spending on equipment strong
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U.S. consumer confidence at 16-month high; house price inflation heating up
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jun) 127.3 vs 119 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (May) 117.2 vs 118.8 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Apr) 121.7 vs 113 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Mar) 109.7 vs 96.9 Expected
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Consumer Sentiment Improves but Covid-19 Concerns Still Linger - BofA Survey
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Feb) 91.3 vs 90 Expected
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U.S. consumer confidence increases slightly in January
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jan) 89.3 vs 89 Expected
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Consumer confidence declines in December-survey
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Dec) 88.6 vs 97 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Nov) 96.1 vs 98 Expected
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Consumer Sentiment Edges Higher - BofA Securities
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Oct) 100.9 vs 102 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Sep) 101.8 vs 90 Expected
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BofA's U.S. Consumer Confidence Reading Rises to Post-Pandemic High
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Aug) 84.8 vs 93 Expected
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Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (Jul) 92.6 vs 95 Expected
