Central Banks
Euro-Zone Consumer Confidence Improves to Two-Year High
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Euro-area consumer confidence improved a little in March to reach its highest level since February 2022, signaling a slow recovery for the struggling 20-nation economy. The reading of -14.9 — up from -15.5 in February — compares with a median estimate of -15 in a Bloomberg survey of economists. The European Commission said in a statement that “consumer confidence still scores well below long-term average.”