British consumer confidence rises

London: British consumer confidence jumped the most in 18 years in May as Britons became less pessimistic about their finances and the economy, a report by GfK NOP showed.

British consumer confidence rises

An index of sentiment rose 10 points from April to minus 21, the highest in five months, the London-based research group said.

That’s the biggest increase since May 1993 and lifts the gauge from a level equal to that seen in the depth of the recession in February 2009.

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