Canadian consumer confidence remains at near-2016 highs although optimism in the real estate market has eased. The weekly data from the Bloomberg/Nanos Canadian Consumer Confidence Index for last week shows an overall figure of 57.51, down slightly from 57.75 a week earlier.
Optimism in real estate prices being higher in 6 months dipped to 44.15 per cent (from 44.64) with job security and the economy also attracting fewer positive ratings. There was slightly increased sentiment for personal finances including mortgages.
Optimism in real estate prices being higher in 6 months dipped to 44.15 per cent (from 44.64) with job security and the economy also attracting fewer positive ratings. There was slightly increased sentiment for personal finances including mortgages.
