Consumer confidence dips in February, breaking a three-month stability streak

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  • In February, consumer confidence in Africa dropped by 3 points, ending a three-month streak of stability. This decline was driven by a five-point drop in the index of future expectations. However, the current conditions index improved by 4 points, suggesting some short-term resilience despite growing concerns about the future.

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