Consumer Confidence

New car registrations in the EU saw a 5.8% year-on-year increase in January, suggesting a potential stabilization in consumer demand and industrial supply chains within Europe after a previous...

Euro area retail trade volume fell 0.5% in December, driven by a sharp decline in non-food discretionary spending despite stable food consumption.

Analyzing how the UK housing market and household sentiment are acting as critical transmission channels for BoE policy and GBP volatility in early 2026.

Euro area consumer confidence rose to -12.4 in January, suggesting a potential floor for consumption despite remaining in negative territory.

US consumer confidence plummeted to 84.5 in January, signaling a sharp reset in household sentiment and rising recession risks due to labor market anxiety.

Euro-area consumer confidence remains in negative territory for January 2026, suggesting a policy-supported recovery rather than a consumer-led boom.

UK consumer sentiment reached year-highs in January, signaling a stabilizing growth floor while keeping the Bank of England's policy path conditional on services inflation.

UK retail sentiment showed modest improvement in January, signaling a firmer floor for the consumer despite ongoing price sensitivity and high borrowing costs.

Eurozone consumer confidence improved to -12.4 in January, signaling a constructive shift in sentiment that remains vulnerable to inflation and energy price shocks.

Analyze the structural imbalances in China's economy as retail sales lag industrial output, driven by precautionary savings and a shift toward services.