Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 4-Jul-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence fell 0.8% to 120.4 in the week ended 1 July. Consumers’ views towards current financial conditions rose 2.8% to 109.7, the highest in six weeks. Sentiment around future financial conditions edged up 0.2% following a 6.5% fall previously. Consumers’ views towards current economic conditions fell 6.6%, more than unwinding the previous week’s 5.0% gain. Views towards future economic conditions were down 2.5%, after remaining unchanged the prior week. Despite this, both sub-indices sit above their long-term average. The "time to buy a household item" sub-index rose 1.5%, partially recovering from the 2.3% fall previously.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 27-Jun-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence fell 0.6% to 121.4 in the week ended 24 June. The four-week moving average ticked up to 120.8, the highest in four months. Consumers’ views towards current financial conditions strengthened by 2.8%, while consumers’ views towards future conditions worsened by 6.5% after three straight weekly gains. Consumers’ views towards current economic conditions rose 5.0% to 116.5, to reach a four-month high. The future economic conditions index remained unchanged at 117. Both indices are comfortably above their long-term average. The "time to buy a household item" sub-index fell 2.3% to 143.0.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 20-Jun-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence fell 0.7% to 122.1 in the week ended 17 June, following a 5.6% jump the previous week and leaving the index comfortably above its long-term average. Consumers’ views towards current financial conditions fell 4.9%, but remain above the long-term average. Consumers’ views towards future financial conditions rose 3.1%, building on the 1.6% gain in the previous week. Consumers’ views towards current economic conditions fell 3.8% to 110.9, reversing some of the 8.9% gain posted in the previous week, while views towards future economic conditions fell 0.8%. The "time to buy a household item" sub-index rose 1.6% to 146.3, the highest since January 2016 and well above its long-term average of 134.0.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 14-Jun-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence rose 5.6% to 123.0 in the week ended 10 June, following a 1.0% decline in the previous week. Consumers’ views towards current financial conditions rose 3.9% to 109.1, partially reversing the cumulative 4.7% decline over the last two weeks. Consumers also remain optimistic about future financial conditions, which were up 1.6% on the back of a 3.3% rise in the previous week. Consumers’ views towards current economic conditions rose 8.9%, following two successive weekly declines. This sub-index is currently at its highest point in 18 weeks. Similarly, households’ views towards future economic conditions rose 8.7% to 118.0, the highest since November 2013. The "time to buy a household item" sub-index rose 5.7% to 144.0 and remains well above its long-term average of 134.0.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 6 June May 2018

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence fell 1.0% to 116.5 in the week ended 3 June, following a 3.2% decline in the previous week. Consumers’ views towards current financial conditions fell 2.0% to 105.0, the lowest in eight weeks. However, consumers were more optimistic about future financial conditions, which were up 3.3% following a 4.1% decline previously. Views towards current economic conditions fell 4.2% to 105.9, although this subindex remains above its long-term average of 102.0. Similarly, sentiment around future economic conditions fell for the third straight week, down 3.4% to 108.6 and the lowest in eight weeks.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 30-May-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence fell 3.2% to 117.7 in the week ended 27 May, after six straight weekly gains. Households’ views towards current financial conditions fell 2.7%, entirely reversing gains over the previous two weeks. Views towards future financial conditions fell 4.1% to 122.5, the lowest since November. Sentiment around current economic conditions eased 2.4% following no change previously. Views towards future economic conditions fell 2.5%, adding to the 1.9% loss in the previous week. The "time to buy a household item" sub-index dropped 3.9%, more than reversing the previous week’s rise of 2.6%.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 23-May-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence rose 0.7% to 121.6 in the week ended 20 May, to its highest level in 15 weeks. Households’ views towards current financial conditions rose 2.0% to110.1, the highest in 12 weeks. Views towards future financial conditions were up a modest 0.6%, following a 1.4% rise the previous week. Both subindices remain above their long-term averages. Sentiment around current economic conditions showed no change after a solid 2.4% increase in the previous week. However, views towards future economic conditions eased 1.9%, partially unwinding the previous week’s 3.7% rise. The "time to buy a household item" subindex rose 2.6%.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 16-May-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence rose 1.0% to 120.8 in the week ended 13 May, to its highest level in 14 weeks. The details were broadly positive, with four out of five subindices posting gains. Households’ views toward current financial conditions rose 0.7%, largely recovering from the 0.8% fall previously. Views towards future financial conditions rose 1.4%, partially reversing the 3.2% fall previously. Both subindices remain above their long term averages. Sentiment around current economic conditions rose 2.4% to 113.2, the highest level in 14 weeks. At the same time, views towards future economic conditions rose 3.7% to 117.5, the highest level in 15 weeks. However, the "time to buy a household item" subindex fell 2.7%, partially undoing the 5.0% gain in the previous week.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 9-May-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence rose 0.3% to 119.6 in the week ended 5 May, to its highest level in 13 weeks. The details were mixed, with a solid rise in "time to buy a household item" offset by falls in three of the remaining sub-indices. Households’ views toward current financial conditions eased 0.8%, following a 1.7% rise previously. Views towards future conditions declined 3.2%, after three straight weekly gains. Both sub-indices remain above their long term averages. Consumers were less optimistic about year-ahead economic conditions, with sentiment dipping 0.9%, ending the streak of five consecutive weekly gains. Meanwhile, views towards future conditions rose 1.2%, entirely reversing the previous week’s 0.7% decline.

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Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 2-May-18

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence rose 0.7% to 119.2 in the week ended 29 April, its highest value in 11 weeks. Households’ views toward current financial conditions bounced 1.7% following a 2.4% decline previously. Views towards future conditions edged up 0.2%, the third straight weekly increase. Both sub-indices remain above their long-term averages. Consumers continued to be optimistic about year-ahead economic conditions, with sentiment rising a solid 3.9% after a similar rise in the previous week. Views towards future conditions were more restrained. This sub-index slipped 0.7%, partially reversing the previous week’s 3.2% rise. The "time to buy a household item" sub-index eased 0.9% off a solid 4.1% bounce previously. Inflation expectations remained steady at 4.4% on a weekly basis.

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