08.01.202609:15:45UTC+00Eurozone Inflation Expectations Unchanged in November

In November 2025, the median forecast for consumer inflation in the Eurozone over the coming year was stable at 2.8%, with projections for the next three and five years steadfast at 2.5% and 2.2%, respectively. The degree of uncertainty surrounding near-term inflation showed minimal change. Notably, lower-income households continued to perceive slightly higher inflation and short-term expectations compared to their higher-income counterparts, a trend persisting since 2023, although broader trends across income levels remained generally consistent. Younger consumers anticipated lower inflation than older demographics. Looking beyond pricing, there was a noticeable increase in household caution: anticipated spending growth weakened, and perspectives on economic growth became more pessimistic. Conversely, expectations for unemployment showed a slight reduction, while predictions for house price growth and mortgage rates over the following year decreased.