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By Pebrianto Eko Wicaksono 05 Nov, 2016, 15:02 pm

Indonesia is the country with the highest level of consumer confidence in Southeast Asia. Beat the big countries in the region allied Malay, Indonesian Consumer Confidence Index stood at 120.

The level of consumer confidence is revealed from the Survey of Nielsen Global Survey of Consumer Confidence and Spending Intention.

Managing Director of Nielsen Indonesia Catherine Eddy was quoted as saying on Tuesday (11/05/2016), said consumer confidence in Southeast Asia in the third quarter of 2016 indicates a trend of people who are more focused on preparing for the future savings activities and reconstitute their main spending priorities to save expenditure household.

Not only in Asia, Indonesia's consumer confidence index during the quarter was the highest III_2013 globally. Although recognized there was a drop of four points from the previous quarter. Indonesia Index recorded 26 points higher than the global average of 94, is the largest followed by the Philippines were down three points to 118.

"Thailand and Malaysia also among the countries most confident although it recorded a slight decline over the last two quarters," he said.

Consumer confidence index in Thailand was down two points to 112, and Malaysia recorded a decrease of two points to 101.

Unlike the citizens of the three countries earlier, residents in the area of ​​Singapore and Vietnam instead recorded an increase in the consumer confidence index of each of the three points and two points.

"Indonesia still has high optimism generated by the upcoming elections, a growing middle class and increased revenue. However, in the last two months the case of significant inflationary pressures for Indonesian consumers, so it is not surprising that there was a slight decline in the index of consumer confidence, "he concluded.

For information, Nielsen Global Survey of Consumer Confidence and Spending Intentions, held since 2005 measures the confidence, major concerns and the desire to shop at consumers in more than 30 thousand respondents who have access to the internet in 60 countries. Consumer confidence levels above and below 100 indicates a level of optimism and pessimism. (Pew / Shd)

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