Consumer confidence index rises to two-year high in September
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 10:26 · Archive
GfK's Consumer Confidence Index rose to minus 13 in September, reaching a two-year high.
GfK's Consumer Confidence Index rose one point to minus 13 in September, continuing its gradual recovery since April and reaching a two-year high. City AM reports that experts have warned the momentum 'could soon run out', though the improvement comes amid ongoing household bill concerns.
How it is being reported
- Consumer confidence hits two-year high but ‘could soon falter’Consumer confidence has surged to a two-year high in a surprise rise which will hand a much-needed boost to Andy Burnham ahead of the Budget – but experts have warned that momentum could soon run out. GfK’s closely-watched consumer confidence barometer rose to -13 in September, a rise of about one point since last month [...]City AM · 25 Sept, 08:01
- Consumer confidence continues gradual recovery amid household bill concernsGfK’s long-running Consumer Confidence Index rose one point to minus 13 in September, continuing the slow recovery seen since April.Independent Business · 25 Sept, 00:01
- Consumer confidence continues gradual recovery amid household bill concernsGfK’s long-running Consumer Confidence Index rose one point to minus 13 in September, continuing the slow recovery seen since April.Evening Standard · 25 Sept, 00:01
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