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Ipsos Update – September 2026
Summer, Life, School … Ipsos Update explores the latest research and thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
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What will be the legacy of the hottest summer on record?
Ipsos experts explore how heatwaves and wildfires discuss how record-breaking heat and extreme weather are bringing climate change closer to home. Find out more with a 3-minute read or a 10-minute watch.
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August 2026: Global consumer confidence declines for first time in four months
Current, Investment and Jobs sub-indices are all down significantly according to the August 2026 Ipsos Global Consumer Confidence Index.
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Education Monitor 2026: Can education still unlock opportunity?
In this year’s Ipsos Education Monitor, we look at evolving attitudes towards social media and AI, the role universities play in shaping success, and expectations for the next generation.
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More Gen Z say they’ll own a pet than have a child, despite valuing parenthood more
A new 30-country Ipsos study explores what people consider a successful life – and who gets to achieve it.
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Understanding Indonesia's Pet Market 2026
How changing consumer behaviour is shaping opportunities in Indonesia's growing pet industry
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The Ipsos Energy Transition Barometer
In the 2026 Energy Transition Barometer, we look at how affordability, security, and reliability concerns are converging to reshape public support for the energy transition across 31 countries — including a rare before-and-after view of attitudes following the Iran conflict.
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Continued appetite for investment in infrastructure alongside pragmatism to improve outcomes
The 2026 Global Infrastructure Index from Ipsos and the Global Infrastructure Investor Association (GIIA).
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Global Attitudes on AI 2026: The Wonder vs. Worry Divide Deepens
Ipsos' fifth annual AI Monitor reveals excitement and nervousness are now nearly equal worldwide, and often felt by the same people.
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[PRESS RELEASE] From Gen Z to Millennials, Ipsos Reveals Indonesia’s Generational Dynamics
Young Generations Dominate Indonesia, But Millennials Remain the Main Driver of Economic Power