GKI’s consumer confidence index climbed 16.1 points in May — a monthly increase unprecedented during the gauge’s more than 30 years — to -0.09 point.
The data suggest hopes for the new government’s operation and confidence in an economic policy turnaround have “strongly influenced” public opinion, GKI said.
The gauge of consumers’ outlook for the economy over the coming twelve months rose by 33.4 points in May.
The measure of the outlook for households’ own financial situations increased by 17.6 points and the sub-index for plans to make big-ticket purchases rose by seven points.


