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Cliff’s Take: Still Fearful, Americans Begin to Reemerge
Though still anxious about our coronavirus world, Americans are self-quarantining less
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U.S. consumer sentiment not improving despite lockdown easing
Poor jobs climate is driving down confidence; three quarters of Americans feel less comfortable making major purchases
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Recent gains in consumer confidence vanish as index drops by nearly two points
Most Americans do not believe in a quick recovery after the lockdown is over
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Automotive Purchase Intention Driven by COVID-19 Social Distancing Concerns
New Ipsos Auto Global Study reveals U.S. and China pre COVID-19 vehicle intenders are more likely to buy after the pandemic.
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U.S. consumers’ sentiment reflects whether or not they believe in a quick recovery
Consumer confidence index inches up for the second consecutive week
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Small uptick in U.S. consumer confidence
Americans’ sentiment about the current economic situation remains low, but their expectations about the future are bouncing back
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Ask Us Anything: America’s Adaptation to the Time of Coronavirus
View our on demand webinar examining how public mood is changing as a result of Covid-19.
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Me and We: How brands can innovate for good
We are no longer simply looking out for ourselves; we’re looking out for our communities, our cities, our country, our world. Read how brands can innovate for good in a world of uncertainty.
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U.S. consumer sentiment remains on pause
While pessimistic about the current economic environment and jobs situation, Americans remain optimistic about the future