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EU: Consumer Confidence drops to -8.1 in December as expected

  • Consumer Confidence in December fell to -8.1 in eurozone. 
  • Economic Sentiment Indicator recovered slightly in same period. 
  • EUR/USD struggles to recover its losses after mixed data. 

Consumer sentiment continued to weaken in the euro area in December with the European Commission's Consumer Confidence Index dropping to -8.1 from -7.2 in November. This reading came in line with market expectation.

Further details of the publication revealed that the Industrial Confidence fell to -9.3 and the Business Climate slumped to -0.25 with both figures falling short of analysts' estimates.

On a positive note, the Economic Sentiment Indicator improved to 101.5 from 101.2.

The EUR/USD pair edged lower on these data and was last down 0.15% on the day at 1.1135.

European Monetary Union Economic Sentiment Indicator came in at 101.5, above forecasts (101.4) in December

European Monetary Union Economic Sentiment Indicator came in at 101.5, above forecasts (101.4) in December
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