Taiwan’s consumer confidence index rose to 65.05 in June 2026 from 62.08 in the previous month, recovering from its lowest level in more than three years as sentiment improved across all six core components. The strongest gain was recorded in stock investment prospects, which climbed to 29.9 from 22.06 in May, followed by future price levels (35.83 vs 32.77), durable goods purchases (93.55 vs 91.68), labor market expectations (72.46 vs 70.7), household finances (77.7 vs 76.02), while expectations for domestic economic conditions edged up to 80.87 from 79.26, marking the smallest increase among the main indicators. Additionally, confidence in real estate purchases (90.35 vs 88.51), assessments of current health conditions (86.82 vs 84.92), and expected health conditions (81.86 vs 80.01) strengthened. Despite the broad-based improvement, all six main sub-indicators remained below the 100-point threshold, indicating that consumers continued to hold a generally cautious outlook. source: Research Center for Taiwan Economic Development (RCTED)

Consumer Confidence in Taiwan increased to 65.05 points in June from 62.08 points in May of 2026. Consumer Confidence in Taiwan averaged 74.19 points from 1999 until 2026, reaching an all time high of 97.52 points in January of 2000 and a record low of 48.42 points in February of 2009. This page provides - Taiwan Consumer Confidence - actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news. Taiwan Consumer Confidence - data, historical chart, forecasts and calendar of releases - was last updated on July of 2026.

Consumer Confidence in Taiwan increased to 65.05 points in June from 62.08 points in May of 2026. Consumer Confidence in Taiwan is expected to be 65.00 points by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. In the long-term, the Taiwan Consumer Confidence is projected to trend around 68.00 points in 2027 and 72.00 points in 2028, according to our econometric models.



Calendar GMT Reference Actual Previous Consensus TEForecast
2026-05-27 02:00 AM
Consumer Confidence
May 62.08 62.47 62.9
2026-06-29 02:00 AM
Consumer Confidence
June 65.05 62.08 62.5
2026-07-28 02:00 AM
Consumer Confidence
July 65.05 65


Related Last Previous Unit Reference
Bank Lending Rate 3.26 3.26 percent May 2026
Consumer Confidence 65.05 62.08 points Jun 2026
Consumer Credit 43997739.00 43815756.00 TWD Million May 2026
Consumer Spending 2967369.00 2988913.00 TWD Million Mar 2026
Disposable Personal Income 107922.00 103668.00 TWD Hundred Million Dec 2024
Retail Sales MoM 2.60 -0.30 percent May 2026
Retail Sales YoY 4.90 5.20 percent May 2026


Taiwan Consumer Confidence
In Taiwan, consumer confidence survey (CCI), published by the National Central University's Research Centre for Taiwan Economic Development (RCTED), measures consumers’ expectation of the economic situation in the coming six months. The CCI survey covers six indices: domestic business condition, employment opportunities, family economic conditions, investment in stocks, inflation expectations and willingness to buy durable goods. The overall index is an unweighted average of the six sub-indices. A value between 0 and 100 indicates pessimism, while a value between 100 and 200 indicates optimism. The index is based on a telephone survey of around 2,400 randomly selected adults over the age of 20, which is conducted nationwide in the third week of each month.
Actual Previous Highest Lowest Dates Unit Frequency
65.05 62.08 97.52 48.42 1999 - 2026 points Monthly

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Taiwan Consumer Confidence Recovers in June
Taiwan’s consumer confidence index rose to 65.05 in June 2026 from 62.08 in the previous month, recovering from its lowest level in more than three years as sentiment improved across all six core components. The strongest gain was recorded in stock investment prospects, which climbed to 29.9 from 22.06 in May, followed by future price levels (35.83 vs 32.77), durable goods purchases (93.55 vs 91.68), labor market expectations (72.46 vs 70.7), household finances (77.7 vs 76.02), while expectations for domestic economic conditions edged up to 80.87 from 79.26, marking the smallest increase among the main indicators. Additionally, confidence in real estate purchases (90.35 vs 88.51), assessments of current health conditions (86.82 vs 84.92), and expected health conditions (81.86 vs 80.01) strengthened. Despite the broad-based improvement, all six main sub-indicators remained below the 100-point threshold, indicating that consumers continued to hold a generally cautious outlook.
2026-06-29
Taiwan Consumer Sentiment at Over 3-Year Low
Taiwan’s consumer confidence index slipped to 62.08 in May 2026 from 62.47 in April, marking its lowest level since January 2023 as external uncertainties continued to weigh on outlook, particularly escalating risks linked to the Middle East conflict. The decline was driven by weaker sentiment across five of the six core components, with the sharpest drop seen in stock investment prospects (22.06 vs 23.09 in April). Views on household finances (75.72 vs 76.39), domestic economic conditions (78.29 vs 79.67), labor market expectations (70.67 vs 71.0), and willingness to purchase durable goods (91.68 vs 92.33) also deteriorated. Meanwhile, perceptions of future price levels improved slightly (32.77 vs 32.32), marking the only gain among the main sub-indicators. Elsewhere, sentiment toward real estate purchases weakened further (88.51 vs 89.23), while assessments of current health conditions (84.92 vs 83.16) and expected health conditions (80.01 vs 78.01) improved.
2026-05-27
Taiwan Consumer Sentiment Inches Higher
Taiwan’s consumer confidence index edged up to 62.47 in April 2026 from March’s more than three-year low of 62.3, pointing to only a modest improvement in sentiment as external uncertainties continued to weigh on outlook, particularly escalating risks linked to the Middle East conflict. Most core sub-indicators improved, including views on domestic economic conditions (79.67 vs 79.27 in February), household finances (76.39 vs 76.05), stock investment prospects (23.09 vs 22.88), and labor market expectations (71.0 vs 70.18). In contrast, willingness to purchase durable goods softened (92.33 vs 93.01), while perceptions of price levels remained subdued (32.32 vs 32.4). Elsewhere, sentiment on current (83.16 vs 83.1) and expected health conditions (78.01 vs 77.64) improved slightly, though the timing for real estate purchases declined (89.23 vs 89.5), highlighting lingering caution among consumers.
2026-04-27