Consumer confidence drops to lowest point since financial crisis

Infographic_MICC H2 2014Consumer confidence in Australia has dropped to its lowest point since the financial crisis in 2009, according to a rolling survey by credit card firm MasterCard.

Australia is APAC’s gloomiest consumer market, according to the survey, with declines New Zealand also seeing a drop in confidence.

Ten out of 16 markets surveyed were either flat or showed declines in confidence, with the biggest tumbles in Taiwan, Japan and Hong Kong, while the biggest rise in consumer confidence came in Bangladesh.

Myanmar, India and Indonesia remain Asia Pacific region’s most optimistic group of markets.

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