Latest Breaking News On - Consumer pulse study - Page 1 : vimarsana.com

More Filipinos tap BNPL services as credit access remains limited

Surprisingly 72% of SA consumers optimistic about their finances

Although consumers are worried about the economy of South Africa, they seem to be less worried about their own finances.

Resilient Finances in Turbulent Times: How Filipinos Adapt amid Economic Uncertainty

ACCORDING to the Asian Development Bank, the Philippine economy is expected to pick up in 2024. The forecast for the 2024 gross domestic product (GDP) is maintained at 6.2 percent with household consumption and public spending on infrastructure and social services contributing to the country’s economic expansion. Regarding inflation, the…

Running on empty: Fuel price drop not much relief for indebted consumers

'Januworry' and beyond: SA consumers still battle with the high cost of living as food prices rocket and interest rates remain high.

Consumers under pressure: South Africans spiral as their disposable income shrinks

South Africa’s FNB/BER consumer confidence index was -17 in Q4, the weakest festive season consumer confidence reading in over two decades.

Online fraud remains top worry for Pinoy shoppers

Cost of living battle

Namibians, much like people worldwide, find themselves confronting a pressing cost of living crisis. In brief, here’s why: the country likely faces double-digit inflation, and.

2023 was a battle for survival for South Africans

After the pandemic years, consumers looked forward to 2023, but they were mostly disappointed as their finances remained under strain.

Cost of living battle - Republikein - Jou Land, Jou Taal, Jou Nuus

'Black Friday Sale' online fraud didn't spare Pinoys

ELECTRONIC commerce transactions made by Filipinos during this year’s Black Friday Sale were not marked safe from fraud, according to latest data from TransUnion LLC. Based on proprietary insights from the firm’s global device risk consortium, the analysis found that 12.8 percent of e-commerce transactions in the country between November…