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Eurozone's consumer confidence improved more-than-expected in July, preliminary data from the European Commission showed on Tuesday.
The flash consumer confidence index climbed to -6.6 from June's -7.2. Economists had forecast a score of -7.1. In May, the reading was -6.5.
The consumer confidence index for the EU edged by a point to -5.9 in July. Both indicators are above their respective long-term averages of -10.7 and -10, the report said.
The final figures for consumer confidence are set to be released along with the economic sentiment indicator on July 30.
