UK consumer confidence falls in September survey
The S&P Global UK consumer sentiment index was 42.7 in September.
The S&P Global consumer sentiment index for the UK fell slightly in September as households reported concerns about mortgage costs, interest rates, energy prices and job prospects.
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- 42.7index points
The S&P Global UK consumer sentiment index was 42.7 in September.
“the S&P Global consumer sentiment index dropped to 42.7 in September”
- 42.9index points
The S&P Global UK consumer sentiment index was 42.9 in August.
“from 42.9 in August”
- 50%
More than 50% of 1,500 respondents expected borrowing costs to rise over the next year.
“More than 50% of 1,500 respondents said they expected a rise in the cost of borrowing over the next year.”