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Consumer expectations for economy plunge to ‘new low’

  • Consumer expectations for the economy have dropped to a new low of minus 34, down from minus 27 in December, according to the British Retail Consortium Consumer Sentiment Monitor.
  • Two-Thirds of those aged between 60 and 78 expect the economy to worsen, while Generation Z is the only group expecting improvement, the poll found.
  • Consumer confidence in personal finances also fell one point to minus four, with older generations being the most pessimistic.
  • Retailers are facing £7 billion in additional costs from the Budget and new packaging levy, leading to warnings of price rises and job cuts in the coming months, said Helen Dickinson, British Retail Consortium.
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Consumer expectations for economy plunge to ‘new low’

A survey found expectations for the state of the economy over the next three months have worsened to minus 34, down from minus 27 in December.

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Portfolio.hu broke the news in on Thursday, January 23, 2025.
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