The Central Bank of Luxembourg reported that its consumer confidence indicator remained at -10 in October 2026. Weaker expectations for the national economy and poorer assessments of households’ past finances were offset by improved expectations for their future finances and stronger intentions to make major purchases. The balance of expectations for Luxembourg’s economy over the next 12 months fell to -23 from -15 in September. Assessments of household finances over the previous 12 months declined to -9 from -6. By contrast, expectations for household finances over the next 12 months rose to 1 from -2.
Central Bank of Luxembourg reports consumer confidence unchanged at -10 in October 2026
The Central Bank of Luxembourg’s consumer confidence indicator held steady at -10 in October 2026. Households’ deteriorating economic outlook and assessments of their past finances were counterbalanced by better expectations for their future finances and increased intentions to make major purchases.