LONDON (Reuters) - British consumer confidence fell at the fastest pace in 22 years after last month’s decision by voters to leave the European Union, according to a survey by market research company GfK cited by the Daily Telegraph newspaper.
The survey said consumer morale fell to -9 in the aftermath of the June 23 vote down from -1 in its previous monthly survey, representing the biggest drop in confidence since December 1994.
Reporting by Michael Holden, editing by G Crosse
