The Consumer Confidence Index is an indicator designed to show the level of optimism consumers have for the economy inferred from their financial activities.

Consumer confidence is at 84.1, that's up from 80.0 in March

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

Consumer Price Index - United Kingdom - was created in 1947.

The consumer price index is built upon a random sampling of a country's citizens to gauge the overall mood of consumers in the country's economy. Interest rates are partly determined by the results of the CCI. The random sample group is polled on their present income and the confidence that their income is going to increase in the near future.