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Australian Westpac Consumer Confidence (Jan): +1.8% (previous 3.6%)

Australian Westpac Consumer Confidence (Jan): +1.8% (previous 3.6%)

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Eamonn Sheridan
16/01/2018 | 23:32 GMT

Another welcome gain for consumer sentiment. Weekly and monthly measures are both on the improve after long periods in the doldrums

The RBA will be watching to assess if this translates into higher consumer spending.

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