Eurozone Consumer Confidence Sinks To 5-Month Low Amid Widespread Unrest Against Inflation
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Eurozone Consumer Confidence Sinks To 5-Month Low Amid Widespread Unrest Against Inflation
Euro area consumer sentiment eroded at a faster-than-expected pace in October to reach its lowest level in five months as several countries witness public unrest against a host of issues from the rising cost of living to poor education infrastructure.
The confidence of eurozone households is deteriorating again in October and is below forecast, while concerns about consumption, inflation and economic prospects are growing.
Consumer confidence in the euro area and the European Union returned in October for the second consecutive month. According to the European Commission, the indicator fell to -17.9 points in the single currency area and -17.3 points in the EU, moving away from the long-term average.
Deterioration of consumer sentiment in the Eurozone and the European Union vdounis Thu, 22/10/2026
(Teleborsa) - Signs of worsening for the confidence of European consumers in October. The flash estimate of the latest monthly survey, conducted by the Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs of...
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