- February 26 2021
- Finding No:
8650
- Topic: Consumer Confidence Press Release
Economic
: Finding No:
8650
New Zealand Consumer Confidence was down slightly by 0.7pts to 113.1 in February, consolidating a bit short of its historical average of 120.
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- February 25 2021
- Finding No:
8659
- Topic: Press Release Federal Poll Public Opinion
Political
: Finding No:
8659
The Labour/Greens government support is unchanged at 58.5% in February. However, support for the Labour Party is down by 2% points to 45% in February while support for the Greens increased 2% points to 13.5%.
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- February 23 2021
- Finding No:
8644
- Topic: Press Release Unemployment
Economic
: Finding No:
8644
A new way of looking at employment – that recognises not everyone is ‘in the workforce’ (employed or looking for work) reveals employment is increasingly more likely with each successive age group peaking at 81% of those aged 35-49 before declining after that as Australians enter retirement.
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- February 23 2021
- Finding No:
8649
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8649
New research from Roy Morgan shows small business owner banking satisfaction for the four major banks was at 71.2% in 12 months to January 2021, an increase of 3.4% points from a year ago.
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- February 23 2021
- Finding No:
8643
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8643
New data from Roy Morgan shows satisfaction with superannuation funds now at a record high 67.6%. People belonging to Public Sector Superannuation Funds, set up for employees of federal and state governments and their related entities, are Australia’s most satisfied superannuation fund members. They are followed by those with Self Managed Super Funds, then Industry Funds and finally Retail funds, with members of the Major Retail funds operated by the Big 4 banks the least satisfied of all.
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- February 23 2021
- Finding No:
8630
- Topic: Consumer Confidence Press Release
Economic
: Finding No:
8630
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence was down by 0.7pts to 109.2 on February 20/21, 2021. Consumer Confidence is now 1 point below the 2021 weekly average of 110.2 yet remains 0.9pts higher than the same week a year ago, February 22/23, 2020 (108.3).
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- February 19 2021
- Finding No:
8648
- Topic: Federal Poll Public Opinion Press Release
Political
: Finding No:
8648
In February, support for the ALP is 50.5% on a two-party preferred basis, up 1% point since November 2020 and now ahead of the L-NP on 49.5% (down 1% point) according to the latest Morgan Poll on Federal voting intention.
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- February 18 2021
- Finding No:
8647
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8647
As the two-speed recovery gains momentum, the Roy Morgan Research Institute has conducted a national survey of Australia’s high-spending premium consumers to identify their favourite brands – and the results are in.
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- February 16 2021
- Finding No:
8623
- Topic: Press Release Special Poll
Media
: Finding No:
8623
New data from Roy Morgan shows over 2.8 million New Zealanders aged 14+ now watch Subscription TV in an average four weeks – encompassing over two-thirds (68%) of all New Zealanders.
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- February 15 2021
- Finding No:
8639
- Topic: Press Release Inflation Expectation
Economic
: Finding No:
8639
In January Australians expected inflation of 3.6% annually over the next two years, unchanged on December, but up 0.4% points on the record lows in June and August. However, Inflation Expectations are still 0.3% points below their level of a year ago in January 2020 (3.9%).
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- February 15 2021
- Finding No:
8641
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8641
New financial data from Roy Morgan shows ING not only retained its position at the top of banking customer satisfaction ratings among home loan customers, it increased an already exceptional score of 94.4% in November 2020 to 95.1% in December 2020. This is up 5.1% on a year earlier (89.3% in December 2019).
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- February 15 2021
- Finding No:
8646
- Topic: Press Release Special Poll Morgan Poll Review
Political
: Finding No:
8646
Now 80% of Australians say they would be willing to be vaccinated if a new Coronavirus vaccine became publicly available, up 1% point since late January. In addition, 61% of Australians say mask wearing should be compulsory and 57% don’t want State borders to be completely open according to a special Roy Morgan SMS survey into Australian attitudes towards COVID-19.
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