Gfk consumer climate study
Although Germans’ propensity to buy was on the rise, income expectations were declining, creating a “mixed” picture of consumer sentiment in August, according to the monthly consumer climate study published by market research institute GfK on Wednesday. Findings of the GfK Consumer Climate study for Germany for May 2015 Zoom image. Nuremberg, May 27, 2015 – Developments in the consumer mood in Germany have not been uniform again in May. The German consumer climate is increasing slightly. Following a value of 10.1 points in May 2015, the overall indicator is forecasting 10.2 points for June. GfK is forecasting a declining consumer climate at the end of the year. Unresolved economic conflicts and an increasing propensity to save as well as weak economic and income expectations are offset by a stable propensity to buy. Nevertheless, retailers can remain optimistic about the Christmas business. These are the findings of the GfK Consumer Climate Study Germany for November 2019. Known risk factors such as the global economic slowdown, trade conflicts and the chaos surrounding Brexit have resulted in a slight drop in the consumer climate when compared to the same period last year. Nevertheless,
Nov 26, 2019 These are the findings of the GfK Consumer Climate Study Germany for November 2019. Known risk factors such as the global economic
We use the confidential micro data underlying the GfK Consumer. Climate survey to construct these variables. The sample period is January 2000 to December Sep 26, 2018 GfK's consumer climate study for the month showed economic expectations rose for the second month in a row, reversing the dip experienced Aug 29, 2019 consumer sentiment in August, according to the monthly consumer climate study published by market research institute GfK on Wednesday. Oct 8, 2019 to the latest findings of the Consumer Life Insights study being released by GfK today. The 2019 edition shows the ranking for climate change Aug 7, 2015 The GfK Consumer Climate study for Germany, Europe's powerhouse, remained stable in July at 10.1, which was in line with forecasts. Oct 21, 2019 From fourth to third, according to the Gfk study, Luxembourg advanced, whose Study: GfK: Consumer climate picks up again after fall.
In its monthly consumer climate study, GfK had predicted a decline in the index by 0.3 points to 10.4 points in April. In February and March, the index was 10.8 and 10.7 points, respectively. For the monthly study, the Society for Consumer Research polls every 2,000 citizens.
The GfK Consumer Climate Indicator is based on a survey of 2000 individuals age 14 and above. The questionnaire focuses on income expectations, buying GfK July 2017 | Consumer Climate Europe; Source: Consumer survey on behalf of the European Commission | 06/17. GfK Compact /// FOCUSTOPIC /// Edition Feb 20, 2020 “The consumer climate has been unable to continue the previous month's positive trend. The spread of the coronavirus has undoubtedly New research from GfK and MRI-Simmons explores the state of smart home and car Head of GfK Consumer Life, North America. GfK. 3:30 – 4:30 PM. Conference As climate change becomes the most pressing global issue, the automotive Jan 30, 2020 Consumer confidence in the United Kingdom improved somewhat in January for the second consecutive month, according to research institute
Aug 28, 2019 Findings of the GfK Consumer Climate Study for August 2019 Nuremberg, August 28, 2019 – German consumer confidence paints a mixed
According to “GfK Consumer Climate Europe Study”, the sentiment among the European consumers improved slightly in the second quarter of 2018. In June the GfK Consumer Climate for the 28 EU states reached 23.2 points, thus taking it 2.6 points above March’s figure. This is its highest level since November 2007. As a result, GfK has forecast a figure of 9.8 points for March 2020, 0.1 points lower than February's level (9.9 points). These are the results of the GfK consumer climate study in Germany for February 2020. Moderate losses for income expectations and propensity to buy have resulted in a slight decline for the German consumer climate. The GfK study is based on around 2,000 consumer interviews a month on behalf of the European Union. The consumer climate not only refers to retail spending but also includes services, rents, travel and health. Unlike consumers, German companies are already very critical of the economic situation.
We use the confidential micro data underlying the GfK Consumer. Climate survey to construct these variables. The sample period is January 2000 to December
Sep 27, 2019 German consumers is expected to increase from 9.7 in September to 9.9 in October, according to the GfK German Consumer Climate Study. The Gfk Consumer Confidence survey is conducted monthly throughout the European Union and the United Kingdom on behalf of the European Commission . The Latest update: Full business and consumer survey results (incl. ESI, EEI, sectoral CIs) - 27 February 2020. Next update: Flash Consumer Confidence Indicator
In its monthly consumer climate study, GfK had predicted a decline in the index by 0.3 points to 10.4 points in April. In February and March, the index was 10.8 and 10.7 points, respectively. For the monthly study, the Society for Consumer Research polls every 2,000 citizens. Younger consumers in particular placed increasing emphasis on freshness, regionalism, handcrafted production and the support of smaller producers, the study says. Overall, according to GfK, fewer consumer goods were sold last year, but higher quality products. This trend is supported by the growing real wages in Germany. German consumer climate was under pressure in October as income expectations and propensity to buy “had to take losses,” according to a monthly study published Friday by German market research institute GfK. Consumer climate in Germany had fallen to its lowest level since November 2016 with a value of 9.6 points while the economic Although Germans’ propensity to buy was on the rise, income expectations were declining, creating a “mixed” picture of consumer sentiment in August, according to the monthly consumer climate study published by market research institute GfK on Wednesday. Findings of the GfK Consumer Climate study for Germany for May 2015 Zoom image. Nuremberg, May 27, 2015 – Developments in the consumer mood in Germany have not been uniform again in May. The German consumer climate is increasing slightly. Following a value of 10.1 points in May 2015, the overall indicator is forecasting 10.2 points for June. GfK is forecasting a declining consumer climate at the end of the year. Unresolved economic conflicts and an increasing propensity to save as well as weak economic and income expectations are offset by a stable propensity to buy. Nevertheless, retailers can remain optimistic about the Christmas business.