sentix Survey results (27-2026)

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A resurgence of confidence and impulsive emotional reaction

Confidence is growing in the bond market. Falling crude oil prices are easing the pressure on inflation figures and fuelling medium-term price potential for fixed-income securities. This is also benefiting the equity bias, although the rise in the US is coming against a backdrop of already high OCI figures. The situation is different in Germany and the eurozone. There is also a favourable setup for precious metals. Here, there are several buy signals emerging simultaneously.

Further results

  • Bonds: Signs of easing
  • Precious metals: Positive outlook
  • sentix economic index: Monday, 06th July 2026 10:30 AM CEST

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sentix Survey results (26-2026)

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High neutrality is likely to fuel volatility

From investors’ perspective, oil prices have overreacted in the short term. At these lower price levels, the asset’s medium-term appeal is increasing. Interestingly, however, investors have nevertheless reduced their positions significantly. A high degree of neutrality continues to dominate the equity market, which is likely to lead to a rise in volatility.

Further results

  • Gold: Positive data once again confirmed
  • Crude oil: Strategic confidence is rising
  • sentix investor positioning in equities, bonds and others assets

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sentix Survey results (25-2026)

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The bears have almost disappeared

The level of unease amongst equity investors, as measured by the Neutrality Index, remains high. This is primarily because the bears have given up entirely and switched to the neutral camp. In US sentiment data, however, the bears remain steadfast. This is reminiscent of last autumn. Following that, the market lost some of its upward momentum. Ahead of the sweltering summer months, this is not necessarily a reassuring prospect.

Further results

  • Gold: Strategic confidence remains
  • EUR-USD: Underlying confidence at a critical threshold
  • sentix Styles – Risk appetite and investor preferences

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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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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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