The Central Bank of Luxembourg published its consumer survey results showing the consumer confidence indicator was unchanged in January 2026, holding at -8. The four seasonally adjusted components moved in different directions: households revised up expectations for Luxembourg’s general economic situation over the next 12 months (to -11 from -16), while lowering expectations for their own financial situation over the next 12 months (to -1 from 2). Perceptions of households’ past financial situation remained stable at -4 and intentions regarding major purchases were also stable at -16. The headline indicator is the arithmetic average of the four component balances, which are defined as the difference between the weighted shares of consumers expecting improvement and deterioration.
2026-01-29Central Bank of Luxembourg
Central Bank of Luxembourg reports consumer confidence indicator stabilised at -8 in January 2026
The Central Bank of Luxembourg reported that the consumer confidence indicator remained unchanged at -8 in January 2026. While expectations for Luxembourg’s general economic situation improved, expectations for personal financial situations declined, with other components remaining stable.