Iran conflict has not impacted consumer behaviour so far, says Kingfisher boss

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European home improvement retailer Kingfisher has so far not seen any impact on consumer behaviour from the US-Israeli war with Iran, its boss said, reports AFP.

“We have not seen up to now direct impact on our customer,” CEO Thierry Garnier told reporters after the group reported full-year results.

Kingfisher, which trades as B&Q and Screwfix in the UK and Castorama and Brico Depot in France and other markets, did not comment on current trading in its results statement.

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