GfK: April sees a two point rise in Consumer Confidence

GfK’s UK Consumer Confidence Index has increased two points this month to -3. Three measures used to calculate the Index Score saw increases this month, and the other two stayed the same.

Nick Moon, Managing Director of Social Research at GfK, comments:

“The seemingly inexorable rise of the Index continues alongside a number of other economic indicators that continue to provide good news for the Government.

This month's two point rise to -3 takes the Index to its highest level since June 2007. This is not quite as dramatic as the fact the latest CBI survey shows business confidence at its highest level since 1973, but it still emphasizes what a massive turnaround in confidence there has been over
the last year.”

Source : Gfk
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