Topics: Economy, Finance
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Visa's UK Consumer Spending Index - September 2018
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Consumer spending returns to positive territory in August
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Household spending falls slightly in July
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Consumer spending bounces back in May
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Consumer spending falls further amid weak high street performance
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No festive cheer for retailers as December rounds off the worst year for consumer spending since 2012
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Black Friday failed to lift consumer spending in November
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October spending declines at fastest rate in four years, driven by poor performance on the high street
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Decline in consumer spending during September points to continued weakness in UK economy
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UK Consumer spending on course for weakest year since 2013 despite modest August uptick
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Consumer spend falls for the third month in a row
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Sharper slowdown in consumer spending during April
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March rounds off weakest quarter for spending growth since Q4 2013
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February consumer spending picked up in momentum
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Consumer spending growth slowed to a five month low in January
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December rounds up strongest quarter for consumer spend since 2014
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November spending growth reached 22-month high, driven by e-commerce around Black Friday
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Consumer spending growth reached six month high in October
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Consumer spending bounces back strongly in September
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Visa Europe Announces New Digital Enablement Programme with Launch Partners to Include Google’s Android Pay and Leading UK Banks
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