Consumer confidence drops

Business 21 February 2025 14:02

Consumer confidence in Slovenia dipped by 3 points in February over January, CE Report quotes STA.

As reported, consumer confidence in Slovenia dipped by 2 points compared to February 2024 to reach -31 points, the Statistics Office said.

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