Global consumer confidence gains in Q1, Indonesia most optimistic - Nielsen | Outlook data
(Insider Stories) – Global consumer confidence rose slightly in the first quarter of this year as consumers’ perceptions of economic conditions improved in the U.S., across key markets in Asia and throughout northern and central Europe, according to Nielsen.
Indonesia overtook India as the most optimistic country in terms of self-reported key economic indicators – job prospects, personal finances and ability to spend – as global consumer confidence rose 2 points from the fourth quarter of last year, reaching 93 on Nielsen’s index. An index level above 100 indicates optimism while an index level below 100 indicates pessimism.
Attached is the full report by Nielsen.
Nielsen-Q1-2013-Global-Consumer-Confidence-Report
