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CONSUMER CONFIDENCE, CONCERNS AND SPENDING INTENTIONS AROUND THE WORLD
Global consumer confidence increased one index point in third quarter to a score of 92 as consumers are caught between very slow improvement in some regions, and the threat of further crises posed by economic volatility, according to consumer confidence findings from Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy. |
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CONSUMER CONFIDENCE, CONCERNS AND SPENDING INTENTIONS AROUND THE WORLD
Global consumer confidence declined three index points to 91 in Q2 2012 amid a worsening Euro zone crisis, lackluster U.S. job growth and China’s downward GDP revision for 2012, according to consumer confidence findings from Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy. |
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CONSUMER CONFIDENCE, CONCERNS AND SPENDING INTENTIONS AROUND THE WORLD
In the latest round of the survey, conducted between February 10 and February 27, 2012, overall
confidence rose in 68 percent of global markets measured, compared to Q4 2011 where confidence
increased in 21 percent of global markets. Confidence in Q1 2012 increased in 38 out of 56 markets,
fell in 16 markets and remained flat in two.
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GLOBAL CONSUMER CONFIDENCE INCREASES ONE POINT TO 89 IN Q4 2011, WHILE TAIWANESE CONFIDENCE FALLS 16 POINTS TO 71
Global consumer confidence increased one index point last quarter to 89, while Europe led confidence declines in 24 of the region’s 27 measured markets, according to fourth quarter 2011 global consumer confidence findings from Nielsen, a global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy. Taiwan’s decline of 16 points to an index of 71 is the lowest point in 24 months in the latest round of the survey, conducted between November 23 and December 9, 2011, overall confidence levels fell in 60 percent of global markets measured with confidence declines in 35 out of 56 markets. Confidence rose in 12 markets and remained flat in nine. |
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A NIELSEN REPORT BATTLE OF THE BULGE & NUTRITION LABELS HEALTHY EATING TRENDS AROUND THE WORLD
Half (48%) of consumers around the world are trying to lose weight. One-in-seven are cutting down on fats to shed unwanted pounds. Six-in-10 indicate difficulty grasping nutritional labels on food packages. Over two-thirds believe nutritional claims are either never or only sometimes trustworthy. Half of global respondents say fast food restaurants should always include calorie information on menus. |
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TAIWAN CONSUMER CONFIDENCE FALLS FOR TWO STRAIGHT QUARTERS, ECONOMY RE-EMERGES AS TOP GLOBAL CONCERN
Global online consumer confidence fell for the seventh consecutive quarter as confidence in 31 of 56 global markets measured declined, according to third quarter global online consumer confidence findings from Nielsen, a leading global provider of insights and analytics into what consumers watch and buy. Taiwan experienced two consecutive quarters of decline with online consumer confidence falling to 87 in the third quarter of 2011. |
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2011 Q2 GLOBAL ONLINE CONSUMER CONFIDENCE, CONCERNS AND SPENDING INTENTIONS
Global online confidence declined to its lowest level in six quarters to 89 as economic recovery hit a stumbling block and recessionary jitters again reverberated around the world, according to Nielsen’s quarterly Global Online Consumer Confidence Survey.
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ASIA PACIFIC AND MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA REACH HIGHEST CONFIDENCE LEVELS ON RECORD; SOUTHERN & EASTERN EUROPE DIP TO NEW LOWS
Global online consumer confidence rose two points in the first quarter of this year to an index of 92 driven by record confidence gains in the Middle East/Africa following social and political unrest in the region and strong-performing Asia Pacific economies, according to an online study released today by The Nielsen Company (NYSE:NLSN). Asia Pacific’s* consumer confidence index jumped 10 points from last quarter to reach 107 – the highest score on record and Middle East/Africa surged 17 points to a new high of 106. |
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MARKET INFORMATION DIGEST, A PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE FMCG MARKET IN TAIWAN
The 2011 Nielsen Taiwan Market Information Digest (MID) is a concise reference book of the Fast Moving Consumer Goods Sector in Taiwan, and your key to essential facts and insights of over 100 FMCG categories. The latest MID additionally includes brand penetration, consumer profile and advertising investing for some categories. |
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