Eurozone’s preliminary consumer confidence index falls to -8.8 in February

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19 February 2016

Eurozone’s preliminary consumer confidence index falls to -8.8 in February

The European Commission released its preliminary consumer confidence figures for the Eurozone on Friday. Eurozone's preliminary consumer confidence index fell to -8.8 in February from -6.3 in January. Analysts had expected the index to decline to -6.7.

European Union's consumer confidence index decreased by 2.4 points to -6.6 in February.

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