Trotz regionaler Herausforderungen erreicht das globale Verbrauchervertrauen erneut ein Rekordhoch
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Global Consumer Confidence Survey findet erhöhten globalen Optimismus, aber gemischte Aussichten, da Fortschritte bei Impfungen und Wiedereröffnungen weltweit divergieren
NEW YORK, 14. Juli 2021 /PRNewswire/ Das weltweite Verbrauchervertrauen stieg im zweiten Quartal 2021 auf ein weiteres Rekordhoch, laut
, da sich die wirtschaftliche Aktivität verbesserte, Mobilitätseinschränkungen gelockert wurden, Impfstoffe verteilt wurden und COVID-19-Fälle in vielen Regionen zurückgingen. Doch die Sorgen um die Gesundheit, die wirtschaftliche Erholung und die Jobaussichten blieben bei vielen Verbrauchern weltweit bestehen, während sich die COVID-19-Krankheit ungleichmäßig ausbreitete.
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FILIPINOS were the third most optimistic consumers among 14 Asia-Pacific economies, as economic activity in the region picked up, a survey by US-based think tank The Conference Board showed.
Based on the results of the latest Global Consumer Confidence Survey, the Philippines scored 119 on the consumer confidence index (CCI) during the first three months of the year. However, this was four points lower than country’s CCI score of 123 in the fourth quarter last year.
The Philippines’ score was a tad higher than the Asia-Pacific average of 118 during the quarter, ranking third behind India and China.
Globally, the Philippines ranked fifth out of 65 economies, placing after India, Saudi Arabia, China, and the United Arab Emirates.
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