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* [[Consumer confidence index]] | * [[Consumer confidence index]] (CCI) | ||
* [[Economic sentiment indicator]] (ESI) | * [[Economic sentiment indicator]] (ESI) | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:10, 28 February 2024
Market conditions - sentiment - households.
Consumer confidence is an evaluation of the relative level of optimism of individuals and households in the economy, reflected in their intentions about their future spending, including on major purchases.
Relevant factors affecting the level of optimism include opinions about the general economic situation, and the likelihood of employment or unemployment.
