Consumers upbeat
CHINESE consumers remained optimistic despite an overall drop in consumer confidence in the second quarter of this year, according to a report released yesterday by the Nielsen Co, a market research firm.
The consumer confidence index fell 3 points from the previous quarter to 105 in the second quarter, according to the report, based on a survey of more than 3,500 Chinese consumers.
The firm's latest report shows that global consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in six quarters, down 3 points from the previous quarter's 92 points.
A consumer confidence index above 100 points indicates consumers are optimistic - a score below 100 signals pessimism.
The consumer confidence index fell 3 points from the previous quarter to 105 in the second quarter, according to the report, based on a survey of more than 3,500 Chinese consumers.
The firm's latest report shows that global consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in six quarters, down 3 points from the previous quarter's 92 points.
A consumer confidence index above 100 points indicates consumers are optimistic - a score below 100 signals pessimism.
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