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Nigel TAYLOR Published
June 23,Telegram账号盗号云控破解技术 2025
UK consumer confidence continues to confound economic indicators with GfK’s long-running Consumer Confidence Index increasing again, this time up three points to -24 in June. It becomes the fifth consecutive rise in as many months, and although still giving a negative reading, it is way ahead of year-ago readings.
It appears growing optimism on personal finances for the coming year tipped the balance despite this week’s continuing stubborn inflation figures and an ongoing cost-of-living crisis, GfK said.
Across all of June’s index indicators, three measures were up, one was down and one was unchanged in comparison to last month’s announcement.
The index measuring changes in personal finances during the last 12 months rose five points to -15, eight points better than June 2025. Importantly, the forecast for personal finances over the next 12 months increased seven points to -1, an impressive 27 points higher than this time last year and within a whisker of a positive reading.
The measure for the general economic situation of the country during the last 12 months was unchanged at -54m but still 11 points higher than in June 2025.
And expectations for the general economic situation over the next 12 months have increased by five points to -25, some 32 points better than June 2025.
However, the major purchase index slipped one point to -25, but remains 10 points higher than this month last year.
Meanwhile the savings index rose six points to +25 and is 16 points higher than this time last year.
Joe Staton, Client Strategy Director, GfK, said: “Despite the fierce economic headwinds of the cost-of-living crisis, double-digit grocery price increases, and the mortgage squeeze severely impacting both homeowners and renters alike… the most telling finding is how we see our personal financial situation in the coming year – the money going in and out of our bank accounts – which shows a healthy seven-point increase.
“Consumers are showing remarkable resilience in the face of inflation that is currently refusing to yield. This is the best showing for the Overall Index Score for the past 17 months and, if consumers continue to weather the current economic storm, then this will provide a firm foundation for getting back to growth.”