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Flash Consumer Confidence Indicator for the EU and Euro Area
In May 2023, DG ECFIN’s flash estimate of the consumer confidence indicator improved further in the EU (0.6 percentage points (pps.) up), while remaining broadly stable (0.1 pps. up) in the euro area (EA). At -18.3 (EU) and ‑17.4 (EA) pps., consumer confidence remains well below its long-term average. chart This month's Flash CCI for the EU aggregate is computed on the basis of consumer survey data from 25 EU countries (all except Ireland and Romania), covering 97% (EU) and 98% (euro area) of total private final consumption expenditure. 2 The consumer confidence indicator builds on replies to selected ... (full story)
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