Consumer Confidence Stays Upbeat In October

Nationwide's Consumer Confidence Index indicates that consumer confidence stayed upbeat in October…

Nationwide Consumer Confidence October 2009: Key Findings

  • Nationwide's Consumer Confidence Index in October was unchanged from September's score of 72, the highest level this year.
  • Within the overall score, the Spending Index was also unchanged, while the Present Situation Index crept up by two points.
  • However, when it came to the Expectations Index – a measure of how people felt about the economic and employment situations in six months – consumers were less confident than they were last month, with the score slipping by two points.
  • Despite this, when it came to house prices in six months' time, respondents anticipated a rise in value of 1.5 per cent compared to 1.2 per cent in September - the highest level since October 2007.

Read the Nationwide Consumer Confidence Index October 2009

Related story:

Another Rise In Consumer Confidence
Another Rise In Consumer Confidence
 (07 Oct 2009)
There was another rise in consumer confidence during September, according to Nationwide's latest survey…...More

Comments
 
All fields marked * must be completed

More Info
Read About

Subscribe to FindaProperty.com stories:
You can easily subscribe to one or all of the RSS feeds* that FindaProperty.com has on its stories. All stories belong to one of the following categories below, so just click on the one you are interested in to subscribe to that feed.
Close Window
* RSS feeds allow you to see when FindaProperty.com has added new content. You can get the latest news and articles in one place - as soon as they are published - without having to remember to visit the site every day.