Consumer sentiment reaches a new-year low to conclude the first half of 2022.

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Households are likely to endure more pain as they will be facing not only a higher cost of living, but also an increased cost of borrowing.

  • Consumer confidence in Africa sunk by 5 points in June as the index slid from 6 to 1. This follows from a deterioration …

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