How Britons feel about de-banking in the wake of the Farage/Coutts row.

Most renters are struggling, and many with mortgages expect to do so in the next 12 months

Ahead of the first ever Olympics eSports week in June 2023, we explore how esports followership varies globally.

Consumer confidence surges back after dipping a month ago.

Consumer confidence rose as things got better across most measures we track.

Consumer confidence rose in January 2023, according to YouGov/Cebr data.

Across the world, people have a cynical view of the celebration

Consumer confidence improved slightly in December 2022.

Four in ten Britons would support Musk stepping down as Twitter CEO

Christmas shopping tracker shows 44% of Britons had bought all of their festive presents by 19 December

Half of the public strongly oppose ‘surge’ ticket pricing

Half of Britons say they are spending less on gifts this year

The number of Britons who say they can’t afford to have the Christmas they want has doubled since last year

Men are three times as likely as women not to have started Christmas shopping yet

Most Britons would be pleased to receive socks, underwear or deodorant this Christmas

Just one in six Britons have the heating on as much as they like

Around a quarter of people in most Western nations surveyed think Christ’s birth is now marked more because of pressure from commercial entities

Switchers are most likely to have left Tesco, and most like to have gone to Aldi

People most overestimate the cost of using washing machines

Americans and Canadians are most likely to see the spooky celebration as a proper special occasion