Sentiment
Two reads side by side: the OBSERVED OECD Consumer Confidence survey (how people feel) and the soft-vs-hard DIVERGENCE against the derived macro fundamentals (what the data says). Observed values are real and sourced; the divergence is a transparent comparison of two disclosed scores — never a forecast, and an absent series is shown honestly.
Sentiment
Need it as JSON? GET /api/v1/sentiment/country/{iso3}/survey and /divergence.
New Zealand: consumer confidence is 98.49857 (below-trend pessimism); soft vs hard sentiment is divergent — confidence behind fundamentals.
OECD SDMX API
Consumer confidence in New Zealand is 98.5 — below the 100 long-run trend (below-trend pessimism) and broadly flat.
CCI 98.5 · pessimistic
balanced · pressure 44
>0 = confidence ahead
DIVERGENCE for New Zealand: consumers are gloomier than the macro fundamentals justify (confidence lagging behind the hard data).
Machine-readable: GET /api/v1/sentiment/country/NZL/survey · /divergence · Full brief → · API docs
