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National Consumer Confidence Index Hits Lowest Level Since September 2025
The National Consumer Confidence Index has dropped to its lowest level since September 2025, signaling a potential downturn in consumer sentiment that could impact economic growth.
According to researchers at FEB UI, the index reflects a decline in consumer optimism, which has been compounded by a recent three-month rate of change of -0.028, indicating a negative momentum in consumer perceptions. This shift comes amid an adjusted sentiment score of 82, suggesting that while there remains a degree of confidence in the market, it is overshadowed by increasing concerns as coverage of consumer sentiment topics has decreased to 36.
Such metrics highlight a prevailing atmosphere of 'Greed' in the market, yet the current sentiment remains classified as 'Neutral', underscoring the delicate balance between optimism and caution among consumers and investors alike.