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Ipsos Update - April 2022
This month sees us reflect on the impacts of the COVID pandemic two years on. Our featured global surveys cover topics including gender equality and interpersonal trust. We also look at the latest polling on the Ukraine conflict.
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Consumer confidence below pre-pandemic levels in many countries
There are some bright spots, but clouds are moving in.
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Only One-Third Of Canadians Believe Most People Can Be Trusted
Low Interpersonal Trust and Declining Social Cohesion Point To A More Fragile Society
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30% of adults say most people can be trusted
Most people in China and India say they tend trust others; few in Brazil, Malaysia, and Turkey do.
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Spring Cleaning Has Sprung! Three-fifths (59%) of Canadians Can Be Expected to Engage in Spring Cleaning this Spring
Pandemic Vigor: As Many as One in Four (26%) of those Who Engage in Spring Cleaning Are Doing So More Vigorously, in Response to the Pandemic
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Lifting of COVID restrictions fails to trigger an uptick in global consumer confidence
Ipsos’ new reading on consumer confidence around the world finds that the war in Ukraine has tempered optimism brought upon by the lifting of COVID-control measures in many parts of the world.
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Despite Record-Setting Inflation, Canadian Financial Confidence Remains Stable
Housing Prices a Concern, Especially for Young Canadians
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1 in 5 men in Canada believe feminism does more harm than good and more than one-third believe that traditional masculinity is under threat
Though the majority believe women should not have to put up with online abuse, in reality, Canadian women are more likely to have experienced harmful online behaviours such as sexist or misogynistic messaging online
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Global consumer confidence indexing at the same level as pre-pandemic
Sentiment in most countries is unchanged from last month despite Omicron.
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MNP Debt Index Reaches Lowest Level Recorded, Weighed Down by Concerns over Omicron, Renewed Lockdowns, Rising Inflation
Canadian Households Show Weakened Optimism in Financial Future, Even If Financial Situation Unchanged Over Past Few Months