Concerns on the Rising Cost of Living Lowers Consumer Confidence.

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Evidently, the optimism seen in March among consumers was short-lived as it failed to be sustained into this month implying that the Russia-Ukraine war and the lockdowns that were reinstated in China continue to impact African consumers as they are leading to a higher cost of living and causing …

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