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State Street Investor Confidence Index
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Definition
The State Street Investor Confidence Index measures confidence by looking at actual levels of risk in investment portfolios. This is not an attitude survey. This index is current since it uses data collected at the close of the previous Wednesday and is reported on the second to last Tuesday of each month Why Investors Care
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| Released on
4/17/07
For
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State Street Investor Confidence Index
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| Actual |
91.7
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| Previous |
100.6
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Highlights
State Street's investor confidence index fell to 91.7 in April from 99.3 in March. The report said institutional investors, who were eager to accept risk during the subprime fall-out of March, returned to business as usual. Confidence remains near two-year highs.
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