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Consumer confidence in the U.K. improved in September to the most optimistic level in more than a year and a half, a signal of improving prospects for the country’s economy and that pressures on household spending could be easing, according to a survey published Friday.
Confidence among British consumers rose four points to minus 21 this month, the highest reading since January 2022, according to an index compiled by consumer-research firm GfK.
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