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The Czech consumer confidence indicator fell to 102 in November 2019 from 103.6 in the previous month. It was the lowest reading since October 2014, as consumers’ concerns about their financial standing increased. Also, worries regarding a rise in the unemployment were almost unchanged, and consumers were equally afraid of a decrease in the overall economic situation for the next twelve months. Additionally, concerns about an increase in prices were almost unchanged while intentions to save money fell slightly.

The Czech consumer confidence indicator rose to 103.6 in October of 2019 from 103.3 in September, as consumers are equally afraid of a decrease in the overall economic situation for the next twelve months. Additionally, worries regarding their financial situation and rises in prices did not change, compared to September. Meanwhile, consumers are more concerned about unemployment.

Czech consumer confidence indicator fell to 103.3 in September 2019 from 105.1 in the previous month. It was the lowest reading since July 2016, as consumers were more afraid of a decrease in the overall economic situation in the next twelve months. Meanwhile, worries regarding their financial situation and unemployment remained almost unchanged while concerns about rises in prices decreased slightly.

The Czech consumer confidence indicator decreased to 105.1 in August of 2019 from 106.4 in the previous month. For the next twelve months, consumers are more afraid of a decrease in the overall economic situation, a rise in unemployment and a rise in prices. Meanwhile, household’s concerns regarding their financial situation and the share of respondents intending to save money was almost unchanged.

The Czech consumer confidence indicator rose to 106.4 in July 2019 from 105.1 in June. It was the strongest reading in five months, as consumers are less afraid of a decrease in the overall economic situation for the next twelve months. Meanwhile, household’s concerns regarding their financial situation; unemployment; rises in prices and intentions to save money were unchanged.

Czech consumer confidence indicator came in at 105.1 in June, the same as the previous month’s three-month high, as expectations regarding household’s financial situation and unemployment were unchanged. Meanwhile, consumers are less afraid of a decrease in the overall economic situation; concerns about rises in prices decreased slightly and the share of respondents intending to save money decreased.