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What Worries the World: Coronavirus concern rebounds
46% of people around the world see Coronavirus as one of the top issues affecting their country today. Our latest What Worries the World survey shows spikes in concern in many nations.
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At a global level, consumer sentiment keeps rebounding slowly
Expectations are up significantly in nearly half of the 24 countries surveyed
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Nearly half of voters believe Harris is good VP pick
New ABC News/Ipsos poll shows a plurality believe Harris is qualified to serve as president if necessary
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“What Worries the World?”: COVID-19 is the biggest concern the fourth successive month
Have concerns about coronavirus peaked?
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Ipsos 2020 first-half results
In H1 2020, Ipsos posted revenue of €786 million, down 13% year-on-year; this decrease breaks down into organic growth of -13.5%, scope effects of +0.6% and exchange rate effects of -0.1%.
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More countries show a rebound in consumer sentiment than a drop
Globally, consumer expectations are picking up, but job confidence stagnates.
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Affluent African American consumers in context: Buying while black
Ipsos shares data through a new lens, to illustrate how a pervasive climate of racism impacts the behaviour of African Americans.
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What Worries the World: 13 of the 27 surveyed nations cited COVID-19 as the top concern
The world is now split on whether coronavirus or unemployment is the most worrying issue facing their country today.
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What Worries the World - May 2020
The coronavirus pandemic continues to be the world’s greatest worry, but it is giving way to greater concern about unemployment in some countries.