Consumer Sentiment Slips in July on Cost-of-Living Woes
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Irish consumer sentiment slips in July on cost-of-living concerns
DUBLIN, July 28 (Reuters) - Irish consumer sentiment fell slightly in July on concerns about the cost of living, a survey showed on Tuesday. The Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Survey slipped to 61.6 in July from 62.2 in June. That is well below ...
The Consumer Confidence Index (ICC) of the Brazilian Institute of Economics of the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV Ibre) dropped 0.4 points in July to 88.3 points, a lower level since March 2026 (88.1 points). In the quarterly moving average, the index yielded 0.3 points, to 88.6 points. In July, consumer confidence declined influenced by the worsening perception of the present moment, especially in relation to the financial budget of families. A…
Consumer confidence weakens on stock market crash
Taipei, July 27 (CNA) Consumer confidence in Taiwan weakened in July with consumer sentiment spooked by an almost 3,000-point plunge on the local stock market in one single session earlier this month, a survey released by National Central University (NCU) showed Monday.
One in four consumers assesses their financial situation as worse than a year ago.
Irish consumer sentiment fell marginally in July
Irish consumer sentiment fell marginally in July, the latest Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Survey shows. According to the research, that the outlook for household finances is hit by renewed inflation fears. The July sentiment reading doesn’t signal any major change in the mood of Irish consumers. The slight softening might be viewed as disappointing given lower retail fuel costs, a slight easing in inflation, generally positive forecasts for t…
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