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This statistic illustrates the general consumer climate of a representative sample of the British population from October 2014 to December 2015.
The economic expectation has been at an average of **** indicator points since January 2015. There has not been a clear trend in the economic expectation since April 2015, instead it has been alternating between a rise and a drop from month to month. The economic expectation lies at **** indicator points as of October 2015, having dropped *** indicator points since January 2015.
The Income expectation has been steadily recovering since a considerable drop from **** to *** indicator points from April 2015 to May 2015. The income expectation now stand at **** indicator points, which is *** indicator points higher than the beginning of the year.
The Willingness-to-buy indicator has been somewhat volatile since January 2015, but has all in all seen a positive development throughout the year. The average for 2015 so far has been *** indicator points, starting with *** indicator points in January and finishing with **** indicator points in October 2015.
These findings are extracts from the “GfK Consumer Climate MAXX survey”, which is based on around consumer interviews conducted each month (on a representative sample of the United Kingdom's population) on behalf of the European Commission. The report contains charts, forecasts and a detailed commentary regarding the indicators. In addition, the report includes information on proposed consumer spending in ** different areas of the consumer goods and services markets. The GfK Consumer Climate survey has been conducted since 1980.