The index of consumer confidence collated by Yougov and Cebr has featured on the front page of City A.M. It observes a rise to, “108.6 points for September, based on a survey of more than 6,000 Britons. That represented the highest reading since March when the index hit 109.5. Any reading above 100 means more consumers are more confident than pessimistic.”

 

Nina Skero, Head of Macroeconomics, was quoted saying that, “Despite various sources of uncertainty, both politically and economically, consumer confidence in the UK is proving to be remarkably resilient.”

 

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