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Consumer confidence sinks to lowest level since 2023 amid global tensions

Consumer confidence sinks to lowest level since 2023 amid global tensions
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New Zealand consumer confidence has dropped to its lowest level since 2023 due to global geopolitical tensions. Economists suggest that a recent US-Iran ceasefire could eventually help stabilize oil prices and economic sentiment.

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Consumer confidence fell sharply over the June quarter, according to Westpac. Photo / Herald on Sunday.

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Confidence: 90%

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