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Growth and Expansion of Pet Dietary Supplements

Sahiba Puri

Sahiba Puri

4 Dec 23

Taking care of a pet is going beyond nutrition and calorific intake. A more holistic approach is being applied in managing a pet’s health with attention being paid to longevity and quality of life. Beyond pet food, it is pet dietary supplements that are enabling pet owners not just to manage health issues but to enhance their pet’s overall health and wellbeing.

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Forefront of Innovation: Examining the Six Game-Changing Trends Discussed at the Singapore FinTech Festival 2023

David Zhang

David Zhang

30 Nov 23

The Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) is one of the world’s leading FinTech conferences, bringing regulators, banks, and FinTechs together for a global dialogue on finance, technology and policy. Euromonitor International identified the six main directions discussed: Embedded Finance, Cross-Border Transactions, Sustainability & Inclusion, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Money, and Digital Assets.

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Plant-based in Asia Pacific: What’s Next?

Emil Fazira

Emil Fazira

30 Nov 23

The hype behind plant-based food is being driven by rapid innovation, with a sharp acceleration of product launches driving consumption through curiosity and the attraction to novelty. Price, taste and texture, along with health and nutrition have been the key challenges affecting plant-based products’ success with consumers over the last few years.

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Consumers in 2024: Uncovering Opportunities Amid Uncertainty

An Hodgson

An Hodgson

27 Nov 23

Approaching 2024, the consumer landscape remains dominated by a high degree of uncertainty. Although overall inflation is set to fall in 2024, core inflation – which excludes volatile food and energy prices – is expected to remain elevated. This is likely to force central banks to keep interest rates “higher for longer”, adversely impacting companies and consumers.

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Digital Revolution: Top Five Trends Discussed at Hong Kong FinTech Week 2023

Sarah Atiq

Sarah Atiq

24 Nov 23

Euromonitor International joined the Hong Kong FinTech Week (HKFW) 2023, identifying five key trends with global impact shaping the future of finance: namely cross-border transactions; artificial intelligence (AI); embedded finance; digitalisation and ESG opportunities. Besides cross-border transactions discussed in a prior article, this opinion focuses on the latter four key trends.

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Top Five Global Trends in Income and Expenditure

Jana Rude

Jana Rude

21 Nov 23

As global consumers face geopolitical uncertainty and challenges posed by rising living costs, insights into worldwide income and expenditure trends become critical to corporate strategy planning. Euromonitor International has identified the top five trends to help companies predict the purchasing power potential and spending patterns of the most important consumer segments.

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Science-based Skin Care Takes Centre Stage with Beauty Devices in China

Yang Hu

Yang Hu

21 Nov 23

In China, as consumer demand for skin care has become increasingly sophisticated and science-based, home-use beauty devices have gradually become an important step in the skin care routine. With the introduction of new regulations for beauty devices in 2024, the market landscape is poised for a significant reshuffle.

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Five Success Factors of Cross-Border Transactions Discussed at Hong Kong FinTech Week 2023

Sarah Atiq

Sarah Atiq

20 Nov 23

Cross-border transactions was a key trend discussed during the Hong Kong FinTech Week 2023, with a focus on better international inter-operability, faster speed, lower cost, higher security and more practical features.

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Why Investing in E-Commerce Development in Emerging Markets Matters

Rabia Yasmeen

Rabia Yasmeen

2 Nov 23

When it comes to e-commerce investment, emerging markets have long been overshadowed by developed countries. However, as e-commerce penetration and online sales growth rates mature in developed countries, players across the digital ecosystem are shifting focus to emerging markets.

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