Consumer Confidence by Country
Latest released Consumer Confidence value for every supported currency, with the previous reading, change, reference date, frequency, unit, and source.
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As of : 10 currencies with data.
| Country / Currency | Latest | Previous | Change | Last change | Reference | Frequency | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
USD · US Dollar
|
46.61
|
48.04
|
▼ -1.43 | Monthly | Index (0-100 normalized) | Federal Reserve Bank of New York | ||
|
EUR · Euro
|
42.25
|
42.05
|
▲ +0.2 | Monthly | Index (0-100 normalized) | European Commission (DG ECFIN) | ||
|
JPY · Japanese Yen
|
35.5
|
34.9
|
▲ +0.6 | Monthly | Index (0-100 normalized) | National Statistics Office | ||
|
GBP · British Pound
|
58
|
55
|
▲ +3 | Monthly | Index (0-100 normalized) | ONS | ||
|
CHF · Swiss Franc
|
32.59
|
33.62
|
▼ -1.03 | Quarterly | Index (0-100 normalized) | National Statistics Office | ||
|
CAD · Canadian Dollar
|
4.08
|
— | — | — | Quarterly | Index (0-100 normalized) | National Statistics Office | |
|
AUD · Australian Dollar
|
50.5
|
50.6
|
▼ -0.1 | Quarterly | Index (0-100 normalized) | ABS | ||
|
SEK · Swedish Krona
|
49
|
48.6
|
▲ +0.4 | Monthly | Index (0-100 normalized) | National Institute of Economic Research | ||
|
DKK · Danish Krone
|
43.45
|
42.65
|
▲ +0.8 | Monthly | Index (0-100 normalized) | Statistics Denmark | ||
|
KRW · South Korean Won
|
52.25
|
53.4
|
▼ -1.15 | Monthly | Index (0-100 normalized) | Bank of Korea |
No published Consumer Confidence series yet for Brazil, China, China (Offshore), Hungary, Israel, Malaysia, Nigeria, Peru, Taiwan, Thailand.
What is Consumer Confidence?
Consumer confidence indices summarise households' assessment of current economic conditions and expectations for the next six to twelve months. The Conference Board (US), University of Michigan (US), GfK (UK / Europe), Westpac-Melbourne Institute (AU), and ANZ-Roy Morgan (NZ) are the main published series.
Why it matters for FX
Consumer confidence is a leading indicator for consumer spending, which is the largest component of GDP. Sharp drops historically precede recessions and force central banks to ease, which weighs on the currency. The expectations sub-index is a particularly good lead on retail sales.
How to read this page
Track the level relative to its long-run mean and the direction over the past three to six months — single monthly prints are noisy. The expectations sub-index tends to lead the present-situation sub-index by several months.
What to watch for
- Expectations sub-index as the leading edge
- Inflation-expectations component (Michigan especially)
- Income-expectations vs spending-intention divergence
- Political-cycle distortions in survey responses
- Cross-check with retail sales for confirmation
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