Luxembourg consumer confidence rises in September
Expectations about the country's economy and personal finances improved "considerably," the central bank said on Friday.
Consumer confidence in Luxembourg rose in September as expectations about the country's economy and personal finances improved "considerably," the central bank said on Friday.
The indicator was 14 this month compared with 12 in August and 13 in July, the bank said in a statement on its website.
Households' "concerns about unemployment have risen for the fourth consecutive month," it said. " The component related to their capacity to save has remained stable."
The release can be viewed and downloaded at this link: bcl.lu
(Alistair Holloway, alistair.holloway@wort.lu, +352 49 93 39)
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