Confidence plateaus in September as caution defines household behavior

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  • In September, consumer confidence in Africa remained unchanged at 15 points, holding steady at the level recorded in August. The stagnation reflected minimal movement in both the index of current conditions and the index of future expectations, suggesting that optimism in the previous month did not translate into renewed …

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