Consumer sentiment perked up in June this year, as there was greater optimism towards buying conditions and business environment, with people showing increased willingness to purchase big-ticket items, according to a Deutsche Boerse report. The MNI India Consumer Sentiment Indicator increased 2.7 per cent on the month to 114.7 in June from 111.7 in May, which was the highest since September 2015. The increase in Consumer Indicator was led by a rise in both the current and expectations measures, it said.