Consumer Confidence Index

Turkish consumers' confidence in the country's economy dropped in August, down 6.5 percent, month-on-month, Turkey's statistical authority said on Friday.

German business confidence dipped again in June, a closely watched survey said June 25, as fears of a damaging transatlantic trade war and political infighting darken the economic outlook.

Confidence in the Turkish economy has dropped in May, official data has shown. 

Confidence in Turkey's services, retail trade and construction sectors dropped in April compared with the previous month, official data showed on April 24.

A closely watched survey showed a bigger-than-expected drop in German business confidence amid worries about international trade tensions, but a report on April 24 doesn't necessarily signal any serious problems for Europe's biggest economy.

Consumer confidence in Turkey slightly increased in April, official data has shown.

The economic atmosphere is improving but few Greeks are feeling it in their pockets. This contradiction, widely expected given how long the road to recovery is, was clearly reflected in the business and consumer surveys of the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) for February.

A regular three-month survey by Bulgaria's National Statistical Institute (NSI) has found that consumer confidence in January 2018 was 1.1 percentage points higher than in October.

The rise was due entirely to increased confidence among the urban population, the NSI said on February 7.

Consumer sentiment soared last summer with the growth in tourism, as Nielsen's confidence index jumped eight points in July-September from the second quarter of 2017, reaching 60 points - its highest point since the first quarter of 2015, when it came to 65 points.

German business confidence has soared to a fresh record high in November, a closely-watched survey found on Nov. 24, as companies shrugged off political uncertainty in Europe’s booming top economy.