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Consensus Indicator reveals a sharp decline in sentiment

INREV’s June edition of the Consensus Indicator reveals a sharp decline in sentiment.

Key highlights include:   

  • The June INREV Consensus Indicator recorded a headline reading of 41.0, falling 13.8 points from 54.7 in March 2026. This marks the lowest reading since monitoring of the market consensus began in March 2023.
  • All five subindicators declined this June, with economic indicators (24.0), new development (29.3) and investment liquidity (36.1) subindicators in contraction territory below the 50 mark.
  • The economic subindicator saw the most pronounced decline to 24.0, down from 42.4 in March, with 82% of respondents anticipating weaker European GDP growth over the next 12 months and no respondents expecting an improvement.

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