British consumer confidence remained unchanged in October, the Nationwide Building Society said Wednesday. The consumer confidence index stood at 72 in October, unchanged from September's revised reading. The expectations index... [read full story]
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By Niamh Hennessy Wednesday, November 04, 2009 CONSUMER confidence hit an 18-month high in October, but retailers warn of tough trading conditions in the run-up to Christmas. The KBC/ESRI consumer sentiment index rose to 54.2...
By Charlie Weston Personal Finance Editor Wednesday November 04 2009 TENTATIVE signs of consumer confidence emerged yesterday in figures which indicate consumers feel the worst is over for the economy. The index that measures...
Consumers are more optimistic about the economic outlook than they have been for a year and a half, a survey has revealed. Economists admitted they were shocked by the results of the poll and warned they expected confidence to...
Consumers are more optimistic about the economic outlook than they have been for a year and a half, a survey revealed today. Economists admitted they were shocked by the results of the poll and warned they expected confidence...
An index which measures how consumers feel about the economy reached its highest level for 18 months in October. The consumer sentiment index, compiled by KBC Bank and the ESRI, climbed from 49.6 in September to 54.2. This was...
An index which measures how consumers feel about the economy reached its highest level for 18 months in October. The consumer sentiment index, compiled by KBC Bank and the ESRI, climbed from 49.6 in September to 54.2. This was...
The KBC /ESRI Irish Consumer Sentiment Index rose to 54.2 in October. Commenting on the results David Duffy, ESRI, said: Once again the rise in consumer sentiment is mainly due to improved consumer expectations. The...
Consumers 'A Little Less Pessimistic' 03/11/09: The KBC Ireland/ESRI Consumer Sentiment Index improved to 54.2 in October from 49.6 in September, though three out of four people remain concerned about the outlook for the labour...
