Key Facts
• August 21: EU statistics agency released Eurozone consumer confidence index data.
• August index fell to -15.5, down 0.8 points from July (-14.7).
• Economists had forecasted a decline to -14.9, per Reuters survey.
• EU-wide consumer confidence index dropped 0.3 points to -14.8.
• Data reflects continued economic uncertainty in the Eurozone.
Summary
The Eurozone consumer confidence index for August 2025 dropped to -15.5, marking a 0.8-point decline from July’s -14.7, according to data released by the EU statistics agency on August 21. This figure fell short of economists’ expectations of -14.9, as compiled by Reuters. The EU-wide consumer confidence index also saw a slight decrease, falling 0.3 points to -14.8. These figures highlight ongoing economic challenges and uncertainty across the Eurozone.
