<div id="readability-page-1">April 23 (Reuters) - British consumer morale slid this month to its lowest since October 2023 as households ramped up their expectations for price rises, according to a survey on Thursday that added to signs of economic fallout from the Iran war. GfK's consumer confidence index, the longest-running survey of its kind in Britain, fell to -25 in April from -21 in March, as expected in a Reuters</div>

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<p>UK consumer morale has dropped to its lowest level since October 2023, with the GfK consumer confidence index falling to -25 in April from -21 in March. This decline reflects rising expectations for price increases among households, indicating potential economic repercussions from the ongoing Iran war.</p>

- British consumer morale fell to its lowest level since October 2023, with the GfK consumer confidence index dropping to -25 in April from -21 in March.  
- Households increased their expectations for price rises due to economic tensions stemming from the Iran war.  
- This decline in consumer confidence highlights the broader economic fallout and concerns among British households.

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UK consumers, worried about Iran war, turn most downbeat since 2023