Australian consumer sentiment dips


While the consumer mood has improved markedly over the year it still remains gloomy. — Bloomberg

CANBERRA: Australia’s consumer confidence declined in December as persistent inflation and elevated interest rates at home coupled with upheaval abroad increased household uncertainty over the outlook for the economy.

Sentiment fell 2% from the prior month to 92.8 points, a Westpac Banking Corp survey showed yesterday.

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