Fear of unemployment continued to grow but households were less pessimistic about their own financial situation than a month earlier. More planned to make big-ticket purchases. Their outlook for the economy as a whole also improved slightly.

GKI's consumer confidence index bottomed out at -49.8 points in April, when the country went into pandemic lockdown. It recovered as far as -26.9 points by July, but started to decline again ahead of the second wave. In December, the index was level with its position in May.