US September Consumer Confidence Index: Positive for the Dollar
On August 26, 2025, the US Conference Board released the September Present Situation Consumer Confidence Index. The reported figure was 131.2; no forecast was provided, and the previous reading was also 131.2.Data Definition: The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index exhibits higher volatility, which reduces its reliability as a barometer of consumer sentiment. Among environmental factors, labor market conditions and stock market performance have the most significant impact on the index, with consumers responding sensitively to both. Market Impact: An actual reading above expectations is considered positive for the US dollar.This data has an importance level of 2. It is compiled as a composite index based on household surveys and is published monthly. The next release is scheduled for October 28, 2025.
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