Economic Pulse

After posting positive gains for two months in a row, the average global economic assessment of national economies surveyed in 24 countries is down one point as 41% of global citizens rate their national economies to be ‘good’.

For the second month in a row, the national economic assessment average is up one point, as four in ten (42%) global citizens assess the current economic situation in their country as “good”.

China’s Economy Showed Steady Growth In the First Quarter of 2015 with 7% YOY Growth; Total RSCG went up by 10.0% in April.

The national economic assessment average improves one point since last sounding, as four in 10 (41%) global citizens rate their national economies as “good”.

After gaining two points last sounding, the national economic assessment is down one point this month with four in 10 (41%) global citizens rating their national economies as good. For a third month in a row there is  no change in the local economic assessment; and the future local assessment is holding steady for a second straight month.

After losing ground in each of the past two waves, the national economic assessment is on the rise once again with four in 10 (41%) global citizen consumers rating the state of their national economy as “good”, up two points since last sounding. While the local economy assessment (31%) remains idle this month, respondents look into the future with a cautious optimism, with one in 4 (25%) saying the economy in the local area will be stronger in the next six months, up one point since last sounding.

Continuing a downward trend, the average global economic assessment of national economies surveyed in 24 countries is down one point as 39% of global citizens rate their national economies to be ‘good’.

Global Economic Pulse Welcomes Israel This Month.

Starting the new year on a positive note, all three economic indicators are on the upward trend erasing the losses of the previous wave.