Czechs are going on a glorious ride to the West. In Belgium, they shopped for hundreds of millions
Czech shoppers are making significant purchases in Belgium, contributing to major economic activity.
Germany: Retail shrinks - soon fewer than 300,000 stores
The number of retail stores in Germany is projected to fall below 300,000 this year due to a shift towards online shopping and reduced consumer spending.
Empty Stores: The Triple Threat (and the New Winners) of Retail Commerce
Retail commerce in Argentina is facing significant challenges due to declining consumption, the rise of e-commerce, and increasing rents, leading to more vacant stores and shifting market dynamics.
Fear of the Stock Market Crash: When Hype, Greed, and Panic Rule
The article examines the historical patterns of stock market crashes and their connections to public sentiment, media coverage, and economic behavior.
Rising Prices and War Changed Consumer Habits โ What Greeks Fear
Economic uncertainty and stress manifesting in Greek consumers due to rising prices and geopolitical tensions.
Luminor: Economic Growth is Clouded by Uncertainty, Growth Rate Determined by Consumer Decisions and Price Pressure
Luminor's chief economist warns that while Estonia's economy has returned to modest growth, various uncertainties could hinder significant recovery, with consumer behavior and policy decisions playing critical roles.
WATCH LIVE โฉ Luminor's Economic Forecast: What Will Happen to the Estonian Economy
Luminor's forecast indicates slight growth for the Estonian economy, but its pace and sustainability remain uncertain.
How the IRAN War Affected the Markets of Iraq?
The article examines the impact of the ongoing Iranian conflict on the Iraqi markets, highlighting consumer behavior changes and economic apprehensions.
I know that the fruit does not always look equally good in every store, I am going to solve it, says the new head of Billa
The new CEO of Billa Slovakia discusses customer behavior changes and operational challenges faced by the grocery chain amidst shifting economic conditions.
One in Three Poles Are Late with Housing Payments
A significant portion of Poles struggle with timely housing payments, with one in three admitting to delays due to financial pressures.
Switzerland: Poland has become a priority market for our tourism
Poland is increasingly recognized as a priority market for Swiss tourism, driven by economic growth and a shift in Polish consumer behavior towards travel.
With fuel prices skyrocketing, drivers are resorting to incredible solutions: experts warn about potential consequences
As fuel prices in Lithuania soar due to Middle Eastern conflicts, drivers are resorting to unconventional alternatives, raising concerns from experts over potential technical failures.
Head in the sand? Why our markets keep pushing higher
The article analyzes the illogical behavior of financial markets that continue to rise despite economic uncertainties.
Former Chief Economic Advisor: Research Shows How Wealth Tax Changes Behavior
The article discusses the implications of a proposed wealth tax in Denmark and suggests that it may not be effective in increasing equality or funding welfare due to behavioral changes among the wealthy.
Sales Institute in Greece: Insecurity, uncertainty, moderate to low level of prosperity shrink consumption
A recent study reveals that economic insecurity and rising prices are leading to decreased consumption in Greece.
Greek Sales Institute: Insecurity, uncertainty, moderate to low level of prosperity shrink consumption
Consumption in Greece is under pressure due to rising prices and general economic insecurity, leading to a significant decline in consumer behavior as highlighted by a recent study.
Germans Flood to Poland: Gas Prices Increased by 20 Cents in Just One Day
Due to a sharp rise in gas prices, German drivers are flocking to Poland where fuel remains cheaper.
Retail: The Fall of Hertie
The article discusses the decline of the German department store chain Hertie, which was once a significant player in the post-war economy but ultimately faded due to changing consumer habits.
Chinese consumers drawn to secondhand shops as spending sputters
Chinese consumers are increasingly turning to secondhand shops as their spending habits change due to economic uncertainties.
She went to a renowned pizzeria in Buenos Aires, showed how much she spent, and the ticket caught the attention of more than one
A diner shared her bill from a famous Buenos Aires pizzeria, sparking discussions about food prices in the current economic climate.
We visited a cheap and an expensive gas station: "I saved on the price of a beer basket"
A report examines how the fluctuating prices of fuel are causing consumers from neighboring areas to travel for cheaper gas options.
People are shopping less and spending less in stores, says manager of brands like Sinsay, Reserved, and Mohito
A retail manager in Slovakia highlights a decline in consumer purchasing power, leading to reduced foot traffic and spending in stores.
Negative impacts on the American consumer: Prolonged war with Iran threatens Trump's election ambitions
The ongoing conflict with Iran poses significant economic risks for the U.S., potentially affecting consumer prices and influencing voter behavior ahead of the upcoming congressional elections.
Winter Sales 2026: Worse Performance for One in Two Businesses
A recent survey reveals that half of Greek businesses underperformed during the winter sales of 2026, attributed to reduced consumer purchasing power and unfair competition from Asian platforms.
How Luxury Consumption Becomes an Economic Burden in Ramadan?
The article explores how the festive month of Ramadan, while traditionally a time for worship, transforms consumer behavior and places additional financial pressure on families.
Travel Behavior of Germans: Oh, How Beautiful is the Mediterranean
Germans are increasingly spending on vacations, particularly to Mediterranean destinations, with a record 92 billion euros spent on travel last year.
Consumer Insights: Will 2026 Be a Good Year to Sell a Car?
Experts predict a steady growth in the demand for used cars in 2026, driven by several economic factors and consumer confidence.
Residents near the metro are repaying home loans early, reveals report
A report highlights that individuals living near metro stations in major Indian cities are not only saving time but also showing increased discipline in repaying their home loans.
Why Are Our Minds Unable to Comprehend the Gains of the Modern Economy?
The article discusses why most people struggle to recognize the benefits of the modern economy, attributing this to a perception that economic development has stagnated due to intangible improvements and a probability-based economic model.
The number of serious payment problems has decreased
While Finnish consumers are experiencing more recurring payment difficulties, the number of serious debt issues has dropped significantly according to an analysis by the credit management company Intrum.
Budweiser and Heineken face polar opposite fates in China as punters favour home comforts
In China, Budweiser experiences significant profit decline while Heineken thrives, reflecting changing consumer preferences influenced by economic factors.
Did you buy a coffee machine with a tax refund? It may have affected Australiaโs interest rate
Australians using tax refunds to purchase consumer goods has influenced rising inflation and interest rates, prompting actions by the Reserve Bank.
Finnish Behavior Changed: Billion-Euro Impact on Retirement Transition
Finnish retirement age has significantly increased, with the average retirement age reaching 63.2 years last year due to several reforms.
Marimekko Suffers as Consumers Are Afraid โ A Turn Can Be Seen in the Grocery Shopping Cart
Finnish consumer companies report growth, with Verkkokauppa.com CEO highlighting a significant revenue increase, despite overall challenging conditions last year.
The CAC 40 takes off and sets a new record near 8440 points: what technical thresholds to watch now?
The CAC 40 index has reached a new record high of approximately 8440 points amid positive market behavior following favorable earnings reports from European companies and the adoption of a budget by the French Parliament.
Cooperative giant S-Group's turnover grew despite consumers' caution
S-Group reported a 1.5% increase in retail sales to โฌ14.5 billion, attributing this growth to strong market activity even amidst consumer caution and economic uncertainty.
Opinion: Why NDA is politically advantageous while India is grappling with an economic crisis?
Despite a significant portion of the population expressing dissatisfaction with their economic situation, many voters still support Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government according to the latest survey.
Less glamour, more science: the rise of clinical beauty
The article discusses the shift in the beauty industry towards an emphasis on clinical and wellness-focused products amid changing consumer sentiments and economic pressures.
Loneliness and partnership crises are an economic problem
The rapid technological changes driven by the internet, social networks, and artificial intelligence pose risks of influencing human behavior and can lead to significant economic issues such as loneliness and partnership crises.
Thanks to Night Sales and Good End, Liverpool's revenues grow by 6.9% in 2025
El Puerto de Liverpool plans a revenue growth of up to 6.9% in 2025, driven by strong night sales and consumer behavior during the Good End shopping event.
Exploring the 'Middle' of Public Opinion in Elections: The Difference from 'Centrist Politics' Discussed After the War
The article examines the distinction between politicians' attempts to gauge the 'middle' of voter opinions and the centrist politics highlighted in the recent election, drawing on economic theories to illustrate the phenomena.
The President says that Lithuania sees threats in relations with China, compares Beijing to Minsk
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausฤda compares China's regime to Minsk's authoritarian leadership and discusses the lack of diplomatic relations with China despite Lithuania's defensive measures against aggressive Chinese economic behavior.
Endurance Test for Winter Discounts: A 6 Billion Euro Bet on Retail
Starting on January 12, winter discounts in Greece are expected to generate over 6 billion euros in sales, with merchants cautiously optimistic despite economic fatigue among households.