(Bloomberg) -- U.K. consumer confidence fell in June
for the first time in six months as higher interest rates sapped
Britons' optimism about the economy, Nationwide Building Society
said today.
An index of sentiment declined four points from May to 95,
the first drop since December, the U.K.'s third-biggest mortgage
lender said today in an e-mailed statement. The result is based on
replies from 1,004 people surveyed for Nationwide by Taylor Nelson
Sofres Plc between May 21 and June 17.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
for the first time in six months as higher interest rates sapped
Britons' optimism about the economy, Nationwide Building Society
said today.
An index of sentiment declined four points from May to 95,
the first drop since December, the U.K.'s third-biggest mortgage
lender said today in an e-mailed statement. The result is based on
replies from 1,004 people surveyed for Nationwide by Taylor Nelson
Sofres Plc between May 21 and June 17.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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