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The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia fell to -15 in November of 2019 from -13 in the previous month. This is the lowest reading since June of 2016, as prospects deteriorated about the country’s economy (-22 from -19 in October); number of unemployed (19 from 17); savings (-13 from -11) and household’s finance (-5 from -3). Meantime, inflation expectations remained the same (at 34).

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia fell to -13 in October of 2019 from -11 in the previous month. This is the lowest reading since July 2016, as prospects deteriorated about the country’s economy (-19 from -13 in September) and the number of unemployed (17 from 13). Also, inflation expectations rose slightly (34 from 33). On the other hand, consumers were more optimistic about savings (-11 from -14) and household’s finances (-3 from -4).

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia fell to -11 in September of 2019 from -7 in the previous month. It is the lowest reading since October of 2016, as expectations deteriorated for household’s financial situation (-4 vs -2 in August); general economic situation (-13 vs -8); unemployment (13 vs 7) and savings (-14 vs -10).

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia decreased 2 points from the previous month to -7 in August 2019, as the expectations about unemployment worsened the most (by 6 points). After two optimistic years, in 2019 there are again more consumers expecting increased unemployment in the next 12 months. Expectations about the country’s economy also deteriorated, while expectations about savings and household’s finances increased.

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia edged down to -5 in July 2019 from -4 in the previous month, due to more pessimistic consumer expectations about savings (-14 from -10 in June) and about household finances (-3 from 0). On the other hand, consumers’ expectations about the country’s economy (-3 from -5) and about the number of unemployed increased (1 from 2).

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia rose to -4 in June of 2019 from -6 in the previous month. It was the strongest figure since January, mainly due to the increased savings expectations. Improvements were also seen in expectations about the household finances, the country’s economy and the number of unemployed.