Slovenia’s consumer confidence indicator was eight percentage points (pp) higher at the monthly level but fell 8pp year on year, the statistics office said on February 18.
The indicator was 5 pp higher than last year’s average and reached the highest level since April 2020.
All four components of the consumer confidence indicator improved at the monthly level: expectations about the country’s economy by 17 pp, for major purchases by 6 pp, households’ finances by 5 pp and current households’ finances by 4 pp.
Year on year, all four components of the consumer confidence indicator deteriorated: current households’ finances by 10 pp, expectations for major purchases by 8 pp, the country’s economy by 7 pp, and households’ finances by 6 pp.