Consumer confidence slumps to its lowest point in more than three years
Summary
Consumer confidence slumped to its lowest point in more than three years, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Monday 19 October. October saw a sharp deterioration in confidence, with 57% of households expecting a shift to higher interest rates, according to S&P Global figures cited by the two outlets.
Latest: Consumer confidence slumped to its lowest point in more than three years, October seeing a sharp deterioration with 57% of households expecting a shift to higher interest rates, according to S&P Global figures, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported.
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How it unfolded
Monday 19 October
Consumer confidence slumped to its lowest point in more than three years, October seeing a sharp deterioration with 57% of households expecting a shift to higher interest rates, according to S&P Global figures, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported.
- 06:08The IndependentConsumer confidence slumps to lowest point in more than three years
- 06:08Evening StandardConsumer confidence slumps to lowest point in more than three years