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UK consumer confidence declined by 2 points to minus 40, the least since records began in 1974 after a surge in cost-of-living expenses.

UK consumer confidence declined by 2 points to minus 40, the least since records began in 1974 after a surge in cost-of-living expenses.

Centre for Economic & Business Research CEO Nina Serko examines the data on “Bloomberg Markets Europe” https://t.co/0Yz70Ctznm pic.twitter.com/xhQcMNp3CS

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