Eurozone consumer confidence rises to -15.5 in February
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EUROZONE consumer confidence rose by 0.6 points in February from the January number, figures released on Wednesday (Feb 21) showed.
The European Commission said a flash estimate showed eurozone consumer morale improved to -15.5 this month from -16.1 in January.
Economists polled by Reuters had expected a rise to -15.6.
In the European Union as a whole, consumer sentiment rose by 0.4 points to -15.8. REUTERS
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