KYIV, Nov 20 – Consumer confidence of Ukrainians in October 2017 improved by 3.6 points compared with the September figure, to 62.6 after five months of stability, according to a study of GfK Ukraine.

The figure grew by 11 points year-over-year.

"Positive changes in consumer confidence of Ukrainians are the result of pension increase in October 2017, planned scholarship increase in November and planned increase of the minimum wage in the beginning of the next year," the company said.