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Tesco says shopper sentiment hit by Iran war but prices not affected
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from thurrockgazette.co.uk · United Kingdom
Tesco reports that consumer sentiment has been negatively affected by the Iran war, although the company's prices have not yet seen an impact. This shows the broader economic implications of international conflict on retail.
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