The ANZ–Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Index rose to 91.3 in June 2026, up from 86.5 in May. This 4-point increase matches the gain seen in March and is the strongest monthly rise in three months, though the index still sits 16 points below its peak in January.
A key retail indicator—households’ views on whether it is a good time to purchase a major household item—improved notably. The net balance on this measure climbed 9 points to -11.
Two-year inflation expectations eased to 4.6%, down from 5.3%, while house price expectations were steady at 2.5%.
The future conditions index increased to 96.7 from 92.7, and the current conditions index rose 6 points to 83.2.
