- April 15 2021
- Finding No:
8681
- Topic: Press Release Special Poll
Market Research
: Finding No:
8681
A special analysis of movement data in Australia’s Capital City CBDs over the past year shows movement levels hitting their highest levels in over a year in both the Melbourne CBD and Adelaide CBD after the recent Easter break.
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- April 13 2021
- Finding No:
8670
- Topic: Consumer Confidence Press Release
Economic
: Finding No:
8670
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence increased 6.4pts to 114.1 a week after the lockdown of Greater Brisbane ended and Australians enjoyed the four-day Easter long weekend. Consumer Confidence is now well above the 2021 weekly average of 110.6 and a huge 35.9pts higher than the same week a year ago, April 11/12, 2020 (78.2).
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- April 12 2021
- Finding No:
8677
- Topic: Press Release Inflation Expectation
Economic
: Finding No:
8677
In March Australians expected inflation of 3.8% annually over the next two years, up 0.1% points on February, and the highest since March 2020 (4.0%).
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- April 11 2021
- Finding No:
8678
- Topic: Public Opinion Press Release Special Poll
Political
: Finding No:
8678
Now 83% of Australians have either already been vaccinated (7%), say they are willing to be vaccinated (69%) or would be willing to be vaccinated once the Pfizer vaccine becomes available (7%) – a total of 83% and an increase of 3% points since February, according to a special Roy Morgan Snap SMS survey conducted on Friday April 9 and Saturday April 10, 2021.
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- April 09 2021
- Finding No:
8679
- Topic: Press Release Federal Poll Public Opinion
Political
: Finding No:
8679
The Labour/Greens government support is down 1% point to 57.5% in March. However, support for the Labour Party was up 0.5% points to 45.5% in March while support for the Greens dropped 1.5% points to 12%.
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- April 07 2021
- Finding No:
8682
- Topic: Press Release Unemployment
Economic
: Finding No:
8682
Latest Roy Morgan employment series data shows 1.64 million Australians unemployed in March (down 291,000 on February) for an unemployment rate of 11.4% - the lowest for a year.
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- April 01 2021
- Finding No:
8676
- Topic: Consumer Confidence Press Release
Economic
: Finding No:
8676
New Zealand Consumer Confidence was down by 2.3pts to 110.8 in March, stopping slightly short of its historical average of 120.
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- March 30 2021
- Finding No:
8666
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8666
Newly released Roy Morgan data on the satisfaction — or lack of it — felt by holders of risk and life insurance policies with their providers reveals Allianz has the highest proportion of satisfied customers.
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- March 30 2021
- Finding No:
8672
- Topic: Business Confidence Consumer Confidence Most Important Issues Press Release Public Opinion
Economic
: Finding No:
8672
In March 2021 Roy Morgan Business Confidence increased 3.2pts (+2.6%) to 124.0. This is the highest level of Business Confidence in Australia for over seven years since January 2014 (131.5). Business Confidence is now 10.4pts above the long-term average of 113.6.
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- March 29 2021
- Finding No:
8673
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8673
The latest Roy Morgan
Digital Payments Report shows 15.3 million Australians (72.4%) are now aware of buy-now-pay-later services such as Afterpay, Zip, Latitude Pay, Humm and Openpay.
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- March 29 2021
- Finding No:
8674
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8674
On the eve of 2021 AFLW Finals the latest data from Roy Morgan shows over 2.6 million Australians aged 14+ (12.4%) watched AFLW matches on TV in the year to December 2020. This represented a small increase of 4,000 (+0.2%) on a year earlier but was down on the record high viewership reached during 2020.
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- March 23 2021
- Finding No:
8661
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8661
New data from Roy Morgan shows online purchases of packaged alcohol rose quickly during the early and middle parts of 2020 before declining gently into year-end.
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