Apart from the constant global economy vagueness, Bangladeshi consumers have got a widely positive economic view point. Compared to the 27 countries of Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific, taken into account in the research, Bangladesh is observed to make the greatest progression. Consumer assurance of this country rose to a whopping 25.9 points in the first 6 months on 2014 to 66.4 points.
Another report published on 9th September says that 71% of the Bangladeshi citizens are satisfied with the economic vigor of the state.
A New-York based expertise company, MasterCard, first put Bangladesh in its investigation during the latter six months of 2012. At that period index points of Bangladesh were 61.7. In the first half of 2013, the points reached 22.2. The study was carried out in between July and August of the current year i.e 2014 on 12,574 people whose ages were 18 to 64. These people were told to give a six-month viewpoint on monetary factors such as economy, stock-market, daily income prospects, life-style quality and employment panorama. All of the directories were calculated taking zero to be the glummest and 100 as the most buoyant. 50 were considered to be neutral.
The study came up with the result where other than Australia, Asia Pacific is observed to be greatly satisfied with their economic outlook. Maximum consumer confidence score was verified in the region in more than a decade of 68.3 points of index. 12 out of 16 markets surveyed recorded in Asia Pacific and was found positive response and noticeable customer buoyancy, when compared to the past six months report. The only two markets out of these 16 having a point less than 50 are South Korea and Australia.
Consumer Confidence of Taiwan rose up to a great extent from 33 points in 2013 to 57.6 points in 2014 which is a rise of 24.6 points. More of the countries made noteworthy and double-digit developments in consumer confidence and they are Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, and New Zealand. Their rises in points are by 14.6, 13.2, 11.3 and 10.8 respectively.
However, countries in Asia Pacific, which hold the record of highest points in this regard, are Myanmar, Indonesia and India with points 94.1, 94.0 and 89.1 respectively. On the other hand, Australia has been noted down to have the greatest plunge in this field which went down from 49.2 in first half of 2013 to 37.2 points in first half of 2014.
Markets similar to Taiwan and Bangladesh are doing great improvement in consumer sentiment reinforced by major manipulates like discernment of developing economy and better employment prospects.
The largely sanguinity of the region is a ray of hope for the future. It exhibits the significance of non-stop innovation with consumers in markets like Myanmar, Indonesia and India to carry on this economic escalation.
This is the survey which has been carried out since the year 1993 and this is the 43rd survey of
consumer confidence.
Another report published on 9th September says that 71% of the Bangladeshi citizens are satisfied with the economic vigor of the state.
A New-York based expertise company, MasterCard, first put Bangladesh in its investigation during the latter six months of 2012. At that period index points of Bangladesh were 61.7. In the first half of 2013, the points reached 22.2. The study was carried out in between July and August of the current year i.e 2014 on 12,574 people whose ages were 18 to 64. These people were told to give a six-month viewpoint on monetary factors such as economy, stock-market, daily income prospects, life-style quality and employment panorama. All of the directories were calculated taking zero to be the glummest and 100 as the most buoyant. 50 were considered to be neutral.
The study came up with the result where other than Australia, Asia Pacific is observed to be greatly satisfied with their economic outlook. Maximum consumer confidence score was verified in the region in more than a decade of 68.3 points of index. 12 out of 16 markets surveyed recorded in Asia Pacific and was found positive response and noticeable customer buoyancy, when compared to the past six months report. The only two markets out of these 16 having a point less than 50 are South Korea and Australia.
Consumer Confidence of Taiwan rose up to a great extent from 33 points in 2013 to 57.6 points in 2014 which is a rise of 24.6 points. More of the countries made noteworthy and double-digit developments in consumer confidence and they are Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, and New Zealand. Their rises in points are by 14.6, 13.2, 11.3 and 10.8 respectively.
However, countries in Asia Pacific, which hold the record of highest points in this regard, are Myanmar, Indonesia and India with points 94.1, 94.0 and 89.1 respectively. On the other hand, Australia has been noted down to have the greatest plunge in this field which went down from 49.2 in first half of 2013 to 37.2 points in first half of 2014.
Markets similar to Taiwan and Bangladesh are doing great improvement in consumer sentiment reinforced by major manipulates like discernment of developing economy and better employment prospects.
The largely sanguinity of the region is a ray of hope for the future. It exhibits the significance of non-stop innovation with consumers in markets like Myanmar, Indonesia and India to carry on this economic escalation.
This is the survey which has been carried out since the year 1993 and this is the 43rd survey of
consumer confidence.