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UK will enter recession, suggests consumer confidence index

Friday, 28 October 2011 10:56

The country will enter another a recession as a result of plunging consumer confidence, the GfK NOP Consumer Confidence Index suggests.

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The country will enter another a recession as a result of plunging consumer confidence, the GfK NOP Consumer Confidence Index suggests.

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