Consumer confidence rebounds in July, ending a three-month slump

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  • In July, consumer confidence in Africa reversed its three-month decline, improving by 9 points. This recovery was driven by a ten-point rise in the index of future expectations and a nine-point increase in the index of current conditions.
  • July saw improvements across all household indices. The household income …

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