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U.K. Consumers Brace for Brexit Hit as Economy Concern Grows
- About 61% of Britons say Brexit will impact personal finances
- Greene King says consumer confidence likely to be affected
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A larger proportion of Britons are worried that Brexit will hurt their personal finances than voted to leave the European Union last week, illustrating the extent of uncertainty among U.K. consumers in the wake of the historic vote.
About 61 percent of 2,000 people surveyed by researcher Retail Economics over the weekend said they were concerned about the future of the U.K. economy. That compares with the 52 percent who voted to quit the EU.