According to central bank, the Industry Confidence Indicator (ICI) drooped by 2.3 percentage points in June 2025, mainly on the back of less optimistic appraisals on industrial production and the declining expectations on order books from exports.

The current level of ICI stands 6 percentage points above the historical average.  In June 2025, businesses operating in this sector lowered their expectations on employment in the future, while expectations on prices of goods they will produce in the future remained unchanged.

Construction Confidence Indicator (BCI) increased by 1.6 percentage points in June.  Its  current  level  scores  15.4  percentage  points  above  the  long-term  average. The higher  appraisals  of  businesses  on  the  current construction activity fuelled the increase in BCI. Expectations for selling prices and employment in the future have been assessed as trending down.

Services  Confidence  Indicator  (SCI)  posed  a  fall  of  5  percentage  points  in  June 2025. However, the SCI stands around 11 percentage points above the long-term average. The decline in the SCI reflected the less optimistic appraisals  of  services-related  business  on  both  current  performance  of  their  activity and current level of demand. Expectations on employment in the future are revised downwards, while exceptions on prices in the future are revised upwards.

Trade  Confidence  Indicator  (TBT)  remained  broadly  unchanged  from  the  previous month. The current level of TCI scores around 6 percentage points above the historical average.

Consumer  Confidence  Indicator  (CCI)  remained  almost  unchanged  form  a  month  earlier,  standing  around  2.5  percentage  points  above  the  historical  average  level.

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