In August, consumer sentiment rebounds after a three-month slump

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  • In August, Africa experienced a boost in consumer confidence, marked by a 6-point increase in the index, climbing from 7 to 13 points. This surge was fueled by enhancements in both the index of future expectations, which rose by seven points, and the index of current conditions, which saw …

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