Consumer confidence remains unchanged in September

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  • In September, consumer confidence in Africa held steady at 17 points. This stability was driven by a five-point rise in the current conditions index, offset by a two-point decline in the future expectations index.
  • Similar to the previous month, household indices showed modest performance in September. The discretionary spending …

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