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Consumer sentiment up in May 2024: LSEG-Ipsos primary consumer sentiment index

Mumbai: The LSEG-Ipsos primary consumer sentiment index (PCSI) for India in May 2024 shows improvement in the overall sentiment, with the upside of +0.8 per cent points. Also, the survey shows that India continues to hold onto the highest national index score (67.8 per cent points) across all the 29 countries covered in the monthly survey.

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Consumer confidence highest in India among 29 countries in May, monthly survey shows

Consumer confidence highest in India among 29 countries in May, monthly survey shows
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Ipsos boosts digital data collection in India with Crownit acquisition

Ipsos, one of the world s leading market research companies, announces the acquisition of Crownit.

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Ipsos acquires Crownit

Ipsos acquires Crownit
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India remains optimistic in April 2024 amid global pessimism: Ipsos What Worries the World global monthly survey

India remains optimistic in April 2024 amid global pessimism: Ipsos What Worries the World global monthly survey
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