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Eurozone Consumer Confidence rises to -21.1 in May from -22.0 in April

Eurozone Consumer Confidence Index rose from -22.0 in April to -21.1 in May, according to the latest data release from the European Commission. That was slightly better than the small expected rise to -21.5, but still left the index close to multi-year lows, as EU consumers struggle amid surging energy-driven inflation, a slowing economy and uncertainty with war raging close to its borders in Ukraine.  

European Monetary Union Consumer Confidence registered at -21.1 above expectations (-21.5) in May

European Monetary Union Consumer Confidence registered at -21.1 above expectations (-21.5) in May
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