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Data Change: Netherlands - Consumer confidence
Thursday, 15 Jun 2017 15:24 ET
By Rosemary Herrmann
Summary
May 2017 -- The source has redesigned the consumer confidence survey for the Netherlands (six monthly series 1972-2017, replaced from 1986).
Detail

In response, we have archived the predecessors (May 1972 or April 1986 to March 2017) by marking metadata as "discontinued" and by segregating in the catalog. The replacements have standardized mnemonics. They start at April 1986 (SA subset) or January 2017 (NSA subset). Figures are balance of opinion.

The series reside in the historical catalog (Netherlands » Cyclic indicators » Consumer confidence indicators). We have also taken this opportunity to standardize mnemonics. The six pairs of series are:

PredecessorReplacementDescription
 1986M4-2017M3  1986M4-present SA
CI%CSCCAM.INLD CI%CNFCSTAM.INLD Consumer confidence
CI%CSECLAM.INLD CI%EACCSTAM.INLD Economic climate
CI%CSWTBAM.INLD CI%WTBCSTAM.INLD Willingness to buy
 1972M5-2017M3  2017M1-present NSA
CI%CSCCUM.INLD CI%CNFCSTUM.INLD Consumer confidence
CI%CSECLUM.INLD CI%EACCSTUM.INLD Economic climate
CI%CSWTBUM.INLD CI%WTBCSTUM.INLD Willingness to buy

Because catalog locations are subject to change, the upper-right search box on DataBuffet.com provides a "find in catalog" mode that accepts a mnemonic.

About the dataset:

  • The "consumer confidence" measure combines the results of "economic climate" and "willingness to buy."
  • "Economic climate" is a combination of past (12 months) and future (12 months) economic sentiment.
  • "Willingness to buy" is a combination of past (12 months) and future (12 months) financial situation, and "good time to buy consumer durables."

About our extract:

  • Because the replacement series have standardized mnemonics, to obtain the active data, you will need to update legacy baskets or other retrievals.
  • One reason we standardize mnemonics is to facilitate cross-dataset and cross-country retrieval. A concept codes is built of segments, each with meaning, and by using standard segments we impose commonality among current series and future additions. Series with related meaning can then be retrieved using wild card expressions.
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Related ReleaseConsumer Confidence
SourceStatistics Netherlands
FrequencyMonthly
GeographyNetherlands
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