Index of Consumer Confidence

Updated: December 16, 2025

Index of Consumer Confidence for December 2025

Inflation showed signs of stabilizing, even as pressures remained elevated in some sectors. Inflation in Canada has eased through 2025, with the CPI slowing to 2.2 per cent in October, down 0.2 points from September. This latest decline was supported by falling gasoline prices and slower food-price growth.

December 16, 2025 • 10-min read

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The Index of Consumer Confidence is based on The Conference Board of Canada’s survey of Canadian households. It tracks consumers’ levels of optimism regarding current economic conditions, personal financial positions, short-term employment outlook, and making major purchases—as well as their expectations for the coming six months.

This index is a crucial indicator of near-term sales for companies in the consumer products sector.

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Loubna Zebiri

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