Consumer confidence in the United Kingdom dipped to a three-month low in February, amid a deterioration in households' assessment of their personal financial situation, results of a survey showed on Friday. The UK consumer confidence index slipped to -19 from -16 in January, the Consumer Confidence Barometer survey by the GfK and the Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions (NIM) revealed. The subindex reflecting the view on the personal financial situation in the last 12 months dropped by four points to -7, which was the same as February 2025. The measure showing the forecast of personal finances over the next year is fell four points to 2, again the same as in February last year. The index showing consumers' assessment of the past general economic situation added a point to -44.
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