Africa’s Consumer Sentiment Returns to Positive Territory at 4.8 in June as Consumers Move from Geopolitical Shock to Adaptation

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The Kasi Index of Consumer Sentiment (ICS) provides a monthly reading of how African consumers are navigating economic conditions, capturing shifts in confidence across personal finances, local economies and national outlooks. To make changes in consumer sentiment easier to interpret, the ICS can be viewed through four market regimes: …

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