OPINION POLLS
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Oct- 2022 -27 October
BUSINESS SENTIMENT
The race for survival is on. Daily life has acquired a dystopian air as people from all walks of life countenance the possibility of privations to come – or which…
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27 October
BURNING ISSUES
As the drastic changes to the tax regime preoccupy the urban mind, rural folk ponder the ground realities of food and fuel scarcities, which remain very real problems
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27 October
THE ECONOMY
NielsenIQ’s Director – Consumer Insights Therica Miyanadeniya remarks: “The country continues to struggle to reach equilibrium in its effort to return to its former state of affairs
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27 October
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE
Last month’s uptick in the NielsenIQ’s three-month rolling Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) has persisted – for the third consecutive month! In October
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25 October
THE COST OF LIVING
The PepperCube Cost of Living Index (CLI) has dipped marginally from August’s 92.6 down to 91.2 in September. That said, it’s unlikely that the index will relinquish its hold on…
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Sep- 2022 -29 September
BUSINESS SENTIMENT
ome aspects of daily life have changed somewhat dramatically – most visibly, there’s more vehicular traffic on the streets and less items in a household’s shopping bag
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29 September
BURNING ISSUES
Life in general has resumed a tenuous hold on an even keel but soaring inflation threatens lifestyles and livelihoods. It is hoped therefore, that the president’s plans
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29 September
THE ECONOMY
NielsenIQ’s Director – Consumer Insights Therica Miyanadeniya remarks: “The country continues to struggle to reach equilibrium in its effort to return to its former state
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29 September
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE
Business sentiment may have nudged down but consumer confidence hasn’t followed suit. Last month’s uptick in the nielseniQ’s three-month rolling consumer confidence index
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27 September
THE COST OF LIVING
The PepperCube Cost of Living Index (CLI) registered a rise to 92.6 from July’s 91.3. And with inflation rising globally, it’s unlikely that we’ll see any dramatic downward movement soon.
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