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ECB Consumer Expectations Survey results – September 2026

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Briefings

The ECB Consumer Expectations Survey for September 2026 indicates that 68% of consumers expect inflation to remain low, with 72% believing it will stay below 2%. This finding suggests a continued shift toward price stability expectations among households, though the survey covers only 18 months of data and excludes the 2026-2027 period.

Key points

• 68% of consumers expect inflation to remain low in the coming months.
• 72% of consumers believe inflation will stay below 2%.

Context

The ECB Consumer Expectations Survey tracks household views on future price stability. This September 2026 snapshot reflects expectations for the next 18 months, providing insight into how households anticipate inflation trends.

Limitations

Data covers only 18 months of the survey period and excludes expectations for the 2026-2027 timeframe. The results do not account for recent economic shocks or policy changes occurring after the survey was conducted.

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