This visualisation shows the University of Michigan - Consumer Sentiment Index and its relationship with the S&P 500. The University of Michigan created this Index, and the data points are collected as part of a consumer survey.
The visualisation also allows users to select other consumer sentiment indexes created and maintained by OECD.
Key Takeaways
Consumer sentiment is one of the important leading indicators to gauge the financial condition of the economy. A positive or increasing consumer sentiment generally translates to a bullish economy and a higher stock market. In contrast, a negative consumer sentiment translates to dovish economic prospects and a lower stock market.
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