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Friday 29 April 2016 12:01 amUK consumer confidence at highest level for two years, despite Brexit concernsBy: William TurvillShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on <a href=www.stanley-cups.com.de>stanley cup</a> TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailConsumer confidence in the UK has reached its highest level in nearly two years despite concerns over the EU referendum, new figures released today show.The YouGov andCentre for Economics and Business Research Cebr Consumer Confidence Index increased by 2.2 points in April to 115.2 <a href=www.stanley-cup.es>stanley taza</a> ndash; slightly behind the 115.4 recorded in May 2014.The largest improvements were seen in workplace activity and job security, according to Tom Rees, research director of YouGov.Read more:Brexit uncertainty could be weighing on consumer optimismHe said: For the past year or so, peoplersquo economic optimism has b <a href=www.stanleyus.us>pink stanley cup</a> een relatively stable, with only slight rises or falls. However, this monthrsquo consumer confidence figures have increased notably with workplace activity and job security in particular showing the largest improvements.Although it is good news at the moment we will have to wait for next monthrsquo figures to tell whether these figures are the start of a trend or a one-month surge on the back the introduction of the living wage.Scott Corfe, director at the Cebr, said there is currently a discrepancy between the business and consumer sides of the economy. Household finances was the only measure to remain fl