The global consumer spending on mobile apps across iOS, Google Play and third-party Android app stores in China reached $170 billion in 2021
The global consumer spending on Apple App Store and Google Play Store is set to reach $133 billion in 2021, a 19.7 per cent (on-year) growth from $111.1 billion in 2020, a new report has said.
Despite global inflationary concerns, Indians are looking forward to having a balanced life with plans to spend on luxuries such as personal care, clothing, vehicle, leisure travel and air travels
HDFC Bank's retail loans surged 12.9% in the three months ended September from a year earlier, the lender's first double-digit growth in such loans since the onslaught of the pandemic
Indians are slowly making their way back to the office and is witnessing a consumption revival in the country with spending intent shifting towards more discretionary items
For the coming few months, analysts expect the Indian consumers to forego big ticket retail purchases and opt for reasonably priced indulgences
For the consumer confidence survey, a sample of 500 adults from Ipsos' India online panel aged 16-64 was interviewed online.
If the slide in confidence translates to a pullback in spending, economic growth may decelerate further in the coming months.
The latest survey came as the RBI's Monetary Policy Committee kept interest rates unchanged at a record-low
Indian consumers have shown an intent to increase discretionary spends in anticipation of the upcoming festive season
Surging costs of imported commodities have driven China's factory inflation to the highest level since 2008, while selling prices to consumers are holding fairly steady.
The recent optimism at the bourses stems from the hope that consumers will resort to 'revenge buying' once the lockdown condition is lifted following the second wave of Covid infections receding
Capping the trade margin on oxygen concentrators by the government has resulted in ensuring consumer savings as the price of the critical device has come down
The RBI Current Situation Index has been negative in all surveys conducted in the past four years except the one in March 2019
Firms continued to bear elevated cost pressures but only passed some of it to consumers to stay competitive
Consumers will become more aware of brands and seek comfort and convenience at the click of a button.
The default rates in September 2020 remained stable at 12.1 per cent, a level also seen in September 2019
Additionally, the consumer will hopefully have more to spend in the short term, which will push up demand
Jefferies estimates a 13% annual growth in topline during FY20-23, as well as margin expansion
US consumer spending fell 0.4% in November, the first decline since April, as Americans confronted a newly resurgent virus.