Accounting scandals 'hit consumer confidence'

Accounting scandals and stock market slides have hit consumer confidence, sending optimism to its lowest level this year, a survey revealed today.

Accounting scandals 'hit consumer confidence'

Accounting scandals and stock market slides have hit consumer confidence, sending optimism to its lowest level this year, a survey revealed today.

The report, by market research firm Martin Hamblin GfK on behalf of the European Commission, showed its index slid by four points in July to stand at just plus two – its worst since December 2001.

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