January marks the third consecutive month of stable outlook

CCI Jan1
  • In January, consumer confidence in Africa held steady at 16 points, maintaining the stability seen in the previous two months. This stagnation was driven by the unchanged index of current conditions and future expectations, which remained at the same levels as the previous month.

  • Household indices showed a …

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