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Waterford News & Star — Consumers remaining 'frugal' to cope with cost-of-living increases — survey - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Consumers remaining 'frugal' to cope with cost-of-living increases — survey

The EY Future Consumer Index found 94 per cent of global respondents are concerned about rising living costs…

Western People — Consumers remaining 'frugal' to cope with cost-of-living increases — survey - Vimarsana News

Western People — Consumers remaining 'frugal' to cope with cost-of-living increases — survey

The EY Future Consumer Index found 94 per cent of global respondents are concerned about rising living costs…

Roscommon Herald — Consumers remaining 'frugal' to cope with cost-of-living increases — survey - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Consumers remaining 'frugal' to cope with cost-of-living increases — survey

The EY Future Consumer Index found 94 per cent of global respondents are concerned about rising living costs…

Consumers beginning to turn from sustainability due to cost-of-living pressures - Vimarsana News

Consumers beginning to turn from sustainability due to cost-of-living pressures

Affordability is a growing concern among consumers, according to data released by the EY Future Consumer Index, with the cost-of-living crisis meaning that many are forced to be more careful with what they buy. When compared to previous surveys, the data suggests that affordability concerns are shifting attention away from sustainability.

Consumers Are Choosing Affordability Over Brand Loyalty – WWD - Vimarsana News

Consumers Are Choosing Affordability Over Brand Loyalty – WWD

EY’s latest global Future Consumer Index reveals how people are choosing to spend amid financial hardships.

Source: wwd.com