Lifestyles

Supported by more casual dress codes and the spread of sport as a status symbol, sportswear in Western Europe is seeing significant value growth, despite fierce price competition. Rising per capita spending on versatile trainers and leggings is ...

While consumer confidence has been buoyed by economic recovery and a strengthening labour market since 2014, job insecurity remains a concern and many have been hit by poverty – especially the youth. This has caused consumers to increase their ...

In developed markets, the middle class is typically considered the consuming class and is, therefore, the key target of consumer-focused businesses. It is, however, important to note that consumers at the bottom of the pyramid also represent a ...

While many companies often identify market segments using demographics alone, few would agree that consumers are neatly defined by age, gender or income. Euromonitor International’s Survey team has looked beyond standard demographics to create ...

The rapidly ageing population is altering the consumer profile and boosting demand for age-specific products and services. Most consumers have adopted moderate spending habits in the midst of a sluggish economy, low wage growth and the anticipated ...

South Africa is still very much a land of haves and have-nots. With 56% of the population living below the national poverty line and unemployment at 28%, purchasing power for many is extremely limited. Moreover, even the most affluent consumers are ...

Poverty and regional imbalances continue to affect Russia’s expenditure patterns. With purchasing power falling over the past four years, consumers have become highly price-sensitive and are seeking discounts and bargains wherever possible. ...

While many companies often identify market segments using demographics alone, few would agree that consumers are neatly defined by age, gender or income. To overcome this issue, Euromonitor International’s Survey team look beyond standard ...

While many companies often identify market segments using demographics alone, few would agree that consumers are neatly defined by age, gender or income. To overcome this issue, Euromonitor International’s Survey team look beyond standard ...

Economic expansion and income growth have positively impacted consumer confidence and driven expenditure in various discretionary spending categories; while the national love for technology has fuelled growth in areas from digital media consumption ...

With the recent signing of a peace agreement to end the country’s long-standing civil war, as well as a growing middle class and a brighter economic outlook, Colombia stands on the brink of a new era. However, poverty is still rife, and consumers ...

Consumer spending has continued to grow in recent years, but rising interest rates and fear of household debt have recently prompted many to curtail spending on non-essentials. High interest rates are also a barrier for young consumers looking to buy...

While many companies often identify market segments using demographics alone, few would agree that consumers are neatly defined by age, gender or income. To overcome this issue, Euromonitor International’s Survey team looks beyond standard ...

Consumer expenditure has grown steadily in recent years despite several economic and political challenges, although many consumers remain cautious spenders. As internet penetration expands an increasing number are expected to take advantage of the ...

Saudi nationals have become more price-conscious in recent years, slowing growth in consumer expenditure, but while they largely remain attentive to household spending, consumers nevertheless appear more comfortable with their personal finances which...

Australia has one of the world’s wealthiest and most digitally-advanced societies, with consumption fuelled by buoyant consumer confidence, high wages and low unemployment. Lifestyles are also being reshaped by an ageing but more multicultural ...

While companies often identify market segments using demographics alone, few would agree that consumers are neatly defined by age, gender or income. To overcome this Euromonitor has looked beyond standard demographics to create distinct, ...

This report examines the changing status of women and how they are embracing their new-found empowerment, influencing everything from spending to politics, as they and their roles in the home and the workplace evolve....

While many companies often identify market segments using demographics alone, few would agree that consumers are neatly defined by age, gender, or income. To overcome this issue, Euromonitor International’s Survey team look beyond standard ...

Consumers are enjoying rising incomes, but high income inequality means that not all are benefitting. Household spending has increased in recent years, driven largely by young, urban consumers with modern tastes. The nuclear family is becoming the ...