Canada Consumer Confidence
Canada's consumer confidence increased by 0.2% to 47.8 points in September 2025, up from 47.7 points in August 2025. This rise stems from improved views on current and future economic conditions, personal finances and expected interest rate stability. Despite this marginal gain, overall sentiment remains weak due to ongoing economic instability, uncertainty and high prices. Canada's record low consumer confidence was 35.6 points in April 2020 and record high was 57.05 points in November 2018.
Monthly Historical Data (2015-2025)
(in points)Canada Consumer Confidence : Definition
Canada consumer confidence measures Canadians' optimism about their personal finances and the national economy. It is calculated from survey responses concerning current economic conditions, future expectations and spending intentions, resulting in an index score.