Slovenia Consumer Mood Improves

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia rose 3 percentage points from a month earlier to -21 in January 2026, marking the highest level since February 2022. Households were less pessimistic about the 12-month outlook for the general economy (-28 vs -33 in December), their own financial situation (-9 vs -15), and savings (-13 vs -20). Expectations were also less negative for major purchases in the year ahead (-29 vs -30 in December). However, concerns intensified regarding future unemployment (22 vs 19) and the price trend (50 vs 49).

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia fell to -24 in December 2025, down by 1 percentage point from -23 in the previous month. Households were more pessimistic about the twelve-month outlook for the general economy (-33 vs -30 in November) and for their own financial situation (-15 vs -12). In addition, concerns about unemployment heightened (19 vs 18). Meanwhile, expectations for savings over the next twelve months were slightly less negative (-20 vs -22). Sentiment regarding price developments (49) and major purchases (-30) over the next year remained unchanged.

The consumer confidence indicator in Slovenia rose by 2 percentage points from a month earlier to -23 in November 2025. Households were less pessimistic about the 12-month outlook for the general economy (-30 vs -34 in October) and their own financial situation (-12 vs -15). Additionally, concerns about future unemployment (18 vs 19) and price developments in the year ahead (49 vs 51) eased. Meanwhile, assessments of future savings deteriorated (-22 vs -20), expectations about major purchases remained unchanged (at -30).