Confidence Index

After taking a step back in August, the Accountants Confidence Index held mostly steady.

After a month of recovery, the Accountants Confidence Index took a step back for August.

As the coronavirus pandemic took hold over the past month, accountants' confidence in the economy dropped even further.

The Accountants Confidence Index saw its biggest drop ever, as the scale and scope of disruption from the coronavirus became clearer.

The Accountants Confidence Index held steady this month — before concerns about coronavirus became widespread.

After taking a dip at the beginning of the year, the Accountants Confidence Index came back strongly for February.

After getting a bump at the end of 2019, the Accountants Confidence Index took a dip for the start of 2020.

After creeping up slightly last month, the Accountants Confidence Index made an even bigger rise for December.

Having stopped a three-month slide last month, the Accountants Confidence Index crept upward.

After three months of slides, the Accountants Confidence Index turned positive.

The Accountants Confidence Index dropped even more steeply for September than in the previous two months.

The Accountants Confidence Index took another slight step down for August.

After a strong June, the Accountants Confidence Index took a slight step back for July.

After a modest decline last month, the Accountants Confidence Index bounced back strongly, rising by more than a point in both the short- and the mid-term.

After the previous month's uptick, the Accountants Confidence Index dropped again.

After four months of decline, the Accountants Confidence Index bounced back.

The Accountants Confidence Index dipped for the fourth month in a row.

The Accountants Confidence Index dropped somewhat again, dampened by concerns about the effect of the government shutdown.

The Accountants Confidence Index looks gloomy for January.

After two months of climbing, the ACI had a slight setback for the end of the year.