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ECB Consumer Expectations Survey results – July 2025
Compared with June 2025: median consumer perceptions of inflation over the previous 12 months remained unchanged, as did median expectations for inflation over the next 12 months and five years ahead, while median inflation expectations for three years ahead increased slightly; expectations for nominal income growth over the next 12 months decreased, while expectations for spending growth over the next 12 months increased; expectations for economic growth over the next 12 months became more negative, while the expected unemployment rate in 12 months’ time increased; expectations for growth in the price of homes ... (full story)
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