The GKI economic sentiment index reached its historic peak in July and its lowest point this year in August. It continued to decline in September, and fell close to its level a year ago. According to the empirical survey conducted by GKI with the support of the EU, business expectations also reached their level a year ago, whereas the consumer confidence index rose after its decline in July and August.
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GKI’s economic sentiment index reached another peak in June. According to the empirical survey conducted by GKI with the support of the EU, business expectations in June were close to their peak reached in February, and consumer ones remained hardly below their peak as well.
The GKI economic sentiment index deteriorated marginally in May. According to the empirical survey conducted by GKI with the support of the EU, this was the result of the deterioration in consumer expectations as business expectations improved slightly. Nevertheless, the GKI economic sentiment index is only slightly below its historic peak reached in February.