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Saturday, 7/11, 07:58 AM

World Cup Fever Is Forecast to Add About 500 Million Pounds to UK Spending

  • The World Cup quarter-finals are expected to give the UK economy a spending lift of around £500 million, according to an estimate by the discounts firm VoucherCodes, as fans spend on food, drink and trips to the pub.
  • The figures are projections tied to England's progress, and depend on how far the team goes.

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