Majority of consumers plan to cut shopping expenditure post-lockdown: Report According to a consumer sentiment survey by Retailers Association of India (RAI) along with LitmusWorld covering 4,239 respondents, 78 per cent of them said their shopping expenditure will decline.
4 in 5 Indian consumers to reduce shopping expenditure post lockdown: Survey Surveying over 4000 respondents across the country, the ‘Unlocking Indian Consumer Sentiment Post Lockdown’ survey in association with LitmusWorld sought to understand the likely behaviour and shopping preferences of Indian consumers in a post lockdown environment.
Majority of consumers plan to cut shopping expenditure post-lockdown: Report A consumer sentiment survey by RAI with LitmusWorld found that 78% of respondents plan on cutting down on shopping expenditure.
Majority of consumers plan to cut shopping expenditure post-lockdown: Report An overwhelming percentage of consumers plan to reduce their shopping expenditure, as only 33 per cent are excited to shop post-lockdown, according to a survey by retailers body RAI. According to a consumer sentiment survey by Retailers Association of India Read more…
Majority of consumers not excited to shop post lockdown: Survey 67% of consumers showed little to no excitement in shopping post the lockdown, found a consumer sentiment survey by Retailers Association of India
Majority of consumers plan to cut down shopping expenditure post-lockdown: Retailers Association report Retailers will need to prioritise safety and hygiene measures to reassure consumers that they will receive a safe shopping experience.
Majority of consumers plan to cut shopping expenditure post-lockdown: Report According to a consumer sentiment survey by Retailers Association of India (RAI) along with LitmusWorld covering 4,239 respondents, 78 per cent of them said their shopping expenditure will decline.
41% Indians to curtail shopping budgets in new post-COVID normal A client sentiment survey performed by Retailers Association of India (RAI) and LitmusWorld says that over 62 per cent of Indian shoppers plan to go to retail shops inside the first three months of their opening.
MSME retailers stare at sustained downturn as client demand much less prone to get well put up lockdown Indian retailers might have to prepare themselves for a sustained downturn in the market as majority consumers are less likely to shop after the lockdown.
Retailers brace for a sustained downturn post lockdown: Survey The retail industry might have to brace itself for a sustained downturn, as a majority 67 per cent consumers showed little to no excitement in shopping post the lockdown, according to a study by RAI and LitmusWorld.