South Africa Consumer Vulnerability Index (Quarterly Report) - April 2015

The Consumer Vulnerability Index (CVI) for South Africa amounted to 50.8 in the fourth quarter of 2014 – up on the 49.7 score of the previous quarter. The CVI has been creeping up since the final quarter of 2013, and the average CVI score during 2014 was 1.7 points above the 47.5 recorded in 2013. A movement above 50 would indicate a higher than average vulnerability, whereas a value below 50 indicates a lower than average vulnerability.

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