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Eurozone consumer confidence falls to -17.9 in October

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Published Mon, Oct 23, 2023 · 10:19 PM
    • The European Commission says a flash estimate showed eurozone consumer morale decreased to -17.9 this month from -17.8 in September.
    • The European Commission says a flash estimate showed eurozone consumer morale decreased to -17.9 this month from -17.8 in September. PHOTO: REUTERS

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    EUROZONE consumer confidence fell by 0.1 points in October from the September number, figures released on Monday (Oct 23) showed.

    The European Commission said a flash estimate showed eurozone consumer morale decreased to -17.9 this month from -17.8 in September.

    Economists polled by Reuters had expected a fall to -18.3.

    In the European Union as a whole, consumer sentiment remained unchanged at -18.7. REUTERS

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