Consumer confidence by country

Every economy Bullrun holds a reading for: 41 in all, ranked highest first. Costa Rica is the highest at 103.7 and Estonia the lowest at 94.6; the median is 98.7. Each row carries its own period and source, because these providers publish on different calendars - two rows in this table can be more than a year apart.

Consumer confidence by country, ranked

#EconomyConsumer confidenceBandPeriodSource
1Costa Rica103.7Well above average2026-08OECD
2Mexico103.3Well above average2026-09OECD
3Hungary102.4Well above average2026-10OECD
4Colombia101.5Above average2026-09OECD
5Latvia101.3Above average2026-10OECD
6Czechia101.2Above average2026-10OECD
7Lithuania101.0Above average2026-10OECD
8Indonesia100.8Above average2026-09OECD
9South Korea100.7Above average2026-10OECD
10Poland100.3Above average2026-10OECD
11India100.0Above average2026-09OECD
12Slovakia99.9Just below average2026-10OECD
13Turkey99.8Just below average2026-10OECD
14Brazil99.5Just below average2026-10OECD
15Luxembourg99.5Just below average2026-10OECD
16Israel98.9Below average2026-09OECD
17United Kingdom98.9Below average2026-10OECD
18Spain98.9Below average2026-10OECD
19Germany98.8Below average2026-10OECD
20Sweden98.8Below average2026-10OECD
21Slovenia98.7Below average2026-10OECD
22Netherlands98.5Below average2026-10OECD
23South Africa98.4Below average2026-09OECD
24Japan98.4Below average2026-10OECD
25Greece98.3Below average2026-10OECD
26Belgium98.1Below average2026-10OECD
27Finland98.0Below average2026-10OECD
28Denmark98.0Below average2026-10OECD
29Australia98.0Below average2026-10OECD
30New Zealand97.9Below average2026-09OECD
31Austria97.9Below average2026-10OECD
32Portugal97.9Below average2026-10OECD
33Italy97.7Below average2026-10OECD
34Switzerland97.7Below average2026-08OECD
35Ireland97.5Below average2026-10OECD
36France97.0Well below average2026-10OECD
37Canada96.7Well below average2026-10OECD
38Chile96.4Well below average2026-10OECD
39United States96.0Well below average2026-10OECD
40China95.4Well below average2026-09OECD
41Estonia94.6Well below average2026-04OECD

How the scale reads

BandWhat it meansEconomies
< 97Well below average - against this country's own long-run average, which is what 100 means6
97 to 99Below average20
99 to 100Just below average4
100 to 101.5Above average8
101.5+Well above average3

These are the same bands that shade the map on the Global Markets dashboard, so a country's colour there and its band here always agree.

What this measures

Consumer confidence for 41 economies, on the same index as the business measure, where 100 is that country's own long-run average. The two disagree often and usefully: firms and households read different things, and a gap opening between them tends to come before a turn. Soft data, like the business measure - sentiment, not activity.

Source: OECD composite leading indicators, monthly. Coverage differs from metric to metric because these providers cover different sets of economies, and a gap is left as a gap rather than filled from a proxy - an absent economy is one we hold no reading for, never a zero. See the data license.

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