Euro-zone Consumer Confidence (May)

The small increase in euro-zone consumer confidence in May left it only slightly higher than its low point at the start of the pandemic. With confidence extremely low and real incomes squeezed by high inflation, we expect a drop in household spending to cause the euro-zone economy to contract in Q2.

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