Consumer sentiment continues to weaken in March

ICS - Mar
  • In March, consumer confidence in Africa fell by 4 points, marking the second consecutive month of decline. This downturn was driven by an 11-point drop in the index of current conditions, indicating mounting pressure on consumers' day-to-day realities. The index of future expectations also dipped slightly by 1 point, …

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