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A new survey reveals that 84% of Brazilians believe it is unfair for imported goods to be taxed at half the rate of domestic products.
Expectations of Rising House Prices Rapidly Diminish in February
Consumer sentiment regarding rising house prices in South Korea has sharply decreased in February, as reported by the Bank of Korea's consumer trend survey.
Poles cautious with AI in online shopping. "Rzeczpospolita" learned the results of a survey
A recent survey highlights Polish consumers' cautious approach towards the use of AI in online shopping, despite its growing popularity.
Price difference of repellents reaches almost 80% in Taubaté, points out Procon
A survey by Procon in Taubaté highlights significant price disparities in repellent products across the city, with some prices varying by as much as 80%.
Ipsos: Brazilians are secure in their finances today, but remain cautious about the coming months
A recent Ipsos survey indicates that while Brazilians feel more financially secure as of January 2026, they maintain cautious expectations for the near future.
Pointing a finger at food prices in Lithuania: "A person invests a huge amount of energy to shop rationally"
A recent survey indicates that Lithuanian consumers are increasingly frustrated with fluctuating food prices and are seeking stability in their shopping experiences.
Britons feeling ‘dismal’ about finances amid mounting debts, survey finds
A survey indicates that UK households are feeling increasingly pessimistic about their finances, reflecting growing debts and sluggish consumer spending.
"The most romantic thing is to take care of each other"
On Valentine's Day, common gifts include flowers and chocolates, while survey participants shared their thoughts on the best and least appreciated gifts.
'Quite expensive' supermarket crowned nation's favourite for fifth time
Marks and Spencer has been named the UK's favorite supermarket for the fifth consecutive year, despite being perceived as expensive by many shoppers.
LEA: One supplier increased electricity tariffs per week
A survey indicated that one independent supplier raised electricity tariffs by up to 1% in certain fixed price plans, while another supplier kept their rates unchanged.
Brits prefer compact cars and tech for ease and efficiency new poll finds
A new survey reveals that many Britons prefer smaller everyday items, particularly compact cars, due to their convenience and portability.
Top of Mind 2025: Atem is the most recalled brand by consumers in Manaus
Atem was the most recalled brand by consumers in Manaus in the fuel station category, with nearly three times more mentions than the second-placed brand, according to the Top of Mind 2025 survey conducted by Action Pesquisa.
Household expenditure survey shows a 0.9% increase in spending from the previous year, surpassing last year's figures for the first time in three years
According to a survey by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, household spending for two or more person households increased by 0.9% in real terms compared to the previous year, marking the first increase in three years.
Fax, VHS and phone cards: products that no longer exist, but are still in the old CPI survey
The Argentine government's postponement of updating the Consumer Price Index maintains a measurement based on spending patterns from over two decades ago, with only technical substitutions and no comprehensive update of goods and weights.
IOBE: Greece runs faster than Europe, small steps of improvement in retail and consumer confidence
According to IOBE's economic survey, Greece is progressing faster than Europe, with modest improvements in retail and consumer confidence, while optimism returns in 2025 amidst inflation and protests.
Consumer Reports: Plug-in hybrids have 80% more failures than gasoline cars
According to Consumer Reports' latest annual survey, plug-in hybrid vehicles experience 80% more issues compared to traditional gasoline cars.
Cancelling ‘zombie’ subscriptions could save Britons up to £400 a year, survey finds
A survey reveals that Britons waste up to £1,200 annually on subscription services, with potential savings of £400 by cancelling unused 'zombie' memberships.
Do You Frequently Order Food Delivery? We Want to Hear From You.
The article seeks feedback from readers about their food delivery habits.
Despite Contribution Increases: Only a Few Statutory Insured People Change Health Insurance Companies
A survey indicates that despite rising contributions, only five percent of statutory insured individuals in Germany switched health insurance companies in 2025, as reported by the consumer portal Finanztip.
Despite Contribution Increases: Only a Few Statutory Insured Change Health Insurance Companies
A recent survey shows that only five percent of statutory insured individuals in Germany switched their health insurance companies despite rising contributions, as reported by the consumer portal Finanztip.
Santa Does Not Always Hit the Taste: A Wave of Unwanted Gift Returns
A recent survey indicates that 67% of Poles have received Christmas gifts they did not like, leading to a significant increase in return rates post-holiday.
A customer spent more than 1600 euros on fireworks
The sale of New Year's fireworks has started in Germany, with long lines forming at stores, although three-quarters of Germans plan to forgo fireworks this year according to a survey.
Marmite-scented deodorant tops list of UK’s most unwanted Christmas presents
A recent survey revealed that Marmite-scented deodorant and worn pyjamas are among the most unwanted Christmas gifts in the UK, with 21% of respondents reporting receiving unsuitable presents last year.