U.S. Conference Board Leading Economic Index MoM for March

U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced the U.S. Conference Board Leading Economic Index MoM for March on 2025-04-21. The reported figure stands at 0.1%, with the prior figure recorded as 0.3%.

Regarding the U.S. Conference Board Leading Economic Index MoM for March, If the indicator is higher than expected, it should be considered a strong/bullish dollar, while if the indicator is lower than expected, it should be considered a weak/bearish dollar, Leading indicators refer to indicators that precede the fluctuations of the national economic cycle in terms of time. For example, if a certain indicator peaks or dips several months before the national economic cycle, it is referred to as a leading indicator. These indicators can provide signs regarding the economic situation in the upcoming years. Due to their predictive nature regarding the future economy, they attract the attention of investors. However, because the data used by the Conference Board's leading indicators are all officially published data from the past, their impact on the market is relatively small.

This data holds an importance level of , calculated using The Leading Index of the World Federation of Major Enterprises combines ten indicators such as building permits, new orders, money supply, and average weekly working hours to measure the overall health of the economy. Therefore, this report is particularly easy to predict, and the market has little interest in it, and updates Every month.

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