consumer confidence

Consumer confidence rose above the weekly average at the start of the year, new research has revealed.

Businesses may finally be getting a break as revenue is up following the steadying of consumer confidence. 2025 is expected to fare even better as interest rates are likely to impact ...

Despite more than 60 per cent of consumers expecting interest rates to rise, confidence is climbing, according to new data.

While the public awaited the rate cut decision from the RBA, consumer confidence took a dip, currently at its lowest point for 2025.

Consumer confidence plummets as the repercussions of rising mortgage debt sink in.

Home owner confidence jumped 3.7 points, just before the central bank pumped up the cash rate by a further 25 bps.

Poor economic confidence is pushing consumers to expect the worst with interest rate rise fears climbing significantly in July.

Despite a drop in inflation and interest rates, consumer confidence hasn’t had the boost some were expecting.

The RBA’s shock cash rate hold has resulted in a drop in consumer confidence. Relief is expected to lift results later in 2025.

An increase in mortgage demand has suggested that consumer confidence is beginning to improve amid rate cut expectations.

Continued cash rate rises will impact mortgagor emotions even further, ANZ-Roy Morgan data has revealed.

While consumer sentiment among mortgage holders has increased, overall sentiment still sits at 30-year lows, Westpac has revealed.

Consumer confidence is down across a range of areas, latest ANZ-Roy Morgan data has revealed.