Pubblicato il: 23-9-2024
This survey investigates consumers' economic and financial choices and their expectations for the future trends of various economic indicators. It also includes a thematic section that varies with each survey wave.
For each ISCE survey, conducted on a quarterly basis, the report provides periodic updates on Italian consumer expectations regarding the macroeconomic and microeconomic landscape, as well as findings from specific thematic sections.
It offers a comparison over time of growth expectations for key microeconomic indicators: individual income—both total and from employment/pensions—, total consumption, energy consumption, healthcare expenditure, and durable goods purchasing intentions.
The report highlights a general improvement in expectations, particularly in relation to consumption and household income. However, uncertainty remains due to declining projections for durable goods purchases and expected interest rates on future investments, compared to the surveys from October and May.
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