sentix Survey results (24-2026)

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Uncertainty persists

Investors remain unsettled. Despite the IPO euphoria surrounding SpaceX, investors aren’t getting excited. Basic confidence in the U.S. market remains relatively low. The situation is quite different in Germany, where institutional investors are showing remarkable strategic confidence. We’re also seeing a significant rise in basic confidence among professionals when it comes to gold.

Further results

  • Gold: Professionals Remain Strategically Optimistic
  • Gold Mining Stocks: TD-Index Levels Last Seen in 2021
  • sentix sector sentiment

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Euro-Gegenwind nimmt zu - Makro-Report - 06.26

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Die sentix Konjunkturindikatoren zeigen moderate Verbesserungen bei Lage- und Erwartungswerten – außer in Euroland. Hier lähmt die schwache deutsche Konjunktur die gesamte Eurozone. Für die Aktien bleiben damit die Makrorisiken hoch. Am Bondmarkt signalisieren die Themenbarometer, dass die Anleger mit einer restriktiveren Notenbankpolitik rechnen. Das belastet auch den Goldmarkt. Allerdings zweifeln wir, ob die Notenbank tatsächlich in dem von den Anlegern erwarteten Maß die Zinsen anheben werden. Für den Euro wird der Gegenwind ebenfalls größer.

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sentix Survey results (23-2026)

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Growing scepticism in equities, but no fear yet

Bitcoins, technology shares and precious metals had one thing in common last week: significant corrections. However, these have had very different effects on the sentix sentiment index. For bitcoins, we are seeing a surge in fear; for precious metals, a return to the perception of value; and for shares, a still relatively high level of unease.

Further results

  • Bonds: Central banks are stepping in
  • Precious metals: Positive technical indicators
  • sentix Economic index: Monday June 7th, 2026, 10.30 am CEST

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Signs of global easing

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Following the sharp downturn in economic sentiment in March and April 2026, triggered by the fallout from the war in Iran and the surge in crude oil prices, the sentix economic indices are now continuing their recovery for the second month in a row. Concerns about a significant economic slowdown have thus eased noticeably. The upward trend is being driven primarily by the US and Asia, where economic prospects are brightening particularly markedly and giving the global economy fresh impetus. The eurozone is also benefiting from this positive international environment, although the recovery here is less dynamic than in the leading economic regions. Germany remains the weakest link in the chain: the persistently subdued economic performance is not only weighing on the domestic economy but is also acting as a brake on the recovery of the entire eurozone.

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sentix Survey results (22-2026)

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Few bulls, but plenty of call being traded

Whilst share prices continue to exceed expectations, this is not translating into a rise in investor sentiment. That is interesting. For investor behaviour, at least on the US stock market, is very aggressive. Rarely before have so many calls been traded relative to puts. And rarely before has the gap between this and the measured sentiment been so wide.

Further results

  • Equities: Negative sentiment divergence and weak underlying confidence
  • Precious metals: Silver is decoupling negatively from gold

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