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Consumer & Business

Housing Starts

Monitor new residential construction activity and housing market trends

How to read this chart

Read the units and reporting frequency before comparing periods. A level, a month-to-month change, and a year-over-year change answer different questions. Compare related economic indicators over the same dates.

Interpretation and limitations

Economic releases can be revised. Publication dates and the periods being measured may differ, and historical relationships do not establish cause and effect.

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The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index comes from a monthly survey of about 600 US households, scoring five questions on personal finances and expected business conditions against a 1966 baseline of 100. It is a diffusion-style index, so the level matters less than the direction: sharp drops have led consumer-spending slowdowns, and because roughly two-thirds of US GDP is consumption, it is watched as an early read on demand. Preliminary and final readings are published each month.

Consumer & Business

Consumer Sentiment

The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index comes from a monthly survey of about 600 US households, scoring five questions on personal finances and expected business conditions against a 1966 baseline of 100. It is a diffusion-style index, so the level matters less than the direction: sharp drops have led consumer-spending slowdowns, and because roughly two-thirds of US GDP is consumption, it is watched as an early read on demand. Preliminary and final readings are published each month.

Consumer & Business

Consumer Sentiment

The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index comes from a monthly survey of about 600 US households, scoring five questions on personal finances and expected business conditions against a 1966 baseline of 100. It is a diffusion-style index, so the level matters less than the direction: sharp drops have led consumer-spending slowdowns, and because roughly two-thirds of US GDP is consumption, it is watched as an early read on demand. Preliminary and final readings are published each month.

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