Consumer sentiment holds its upward course in May

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  • In May, consumer confidence in Africa continued to improve, rising by 4 points. This gain was largely supported by a 7-point increase in the index of current conditions, which offset a 2-point decline in the index of future expectations.

  • Household indices recorded broader gains compared to April. The …

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