African consumer confidence rebounds as expectations improve, but current conditions remain weak

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African consumer sentiment rebounded in August, reversing July’s decline as consumers became more positive about their household finances, spending conditions and the economic outlook.

The Kasi Index of Consumer Sentiment (ICS) rose five points, from 3 in July to 8 in August, moving the continent from Slowdown into Growth …

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