- May 17 2022
- Finding No:
8977
- Topic: Federal Poll Press Release Public Opinion Morgan Poll Review
Political
: Finding No:
8977
The ALP’s lead over the L-NP has been cut to 6% points as early voting began last week but it still holds a clear election winning lead before this week’s Federal Election: ALP 53% (down 1.5% points in a week) ahead of the L-NP 47% (up 1.5% points) on a two-party preferred basis.
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- May 13 2022
- Finding No:
8972
- Topic: Inflation Expectation
Economic
: Finding No:
8972
In April 2022 Australians expected inflation of 5.5% annually over the next two years, down 0.3% points from March 2022. The level of Inflation Expectations in April represents a pullback from the large monthly increase in March (+0.7% points) which sent the measure to a near decade high.
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- May 12 2022
- Finding No:
8979
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
8979
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- May 12 2022
- Finding No:
8946
- Topic: Consumer Confidence
Economic
: Finding No:
8946
New financial data from Roy Morgan’s Single Source shows Bendigo Bank has topped the latest banking customer satisfaction ratings among home loan customers in early 2022. Bendigo Bank increased their customer satisfaction from 89.9% a year ago in March 2021, up 1.3% points to an excellent score of 91.2% in March 2022 to top the rankings.
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- May 10 2022
- Finding No:
8969
- Topic: Consumer Confidence
Economic
: Finding No:
8969
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence has fallen 6pts (-6.2%) to 90.5 over the last two weeks during the period in which began with the
ABS releasing a higher-than-expected CPI of 5.1% for the year to March 2022. Following the higher-than-expected inflation reading the RBA increased interest rates by 0.25% points to 0.35% last week - the first increase to official interest rates for over a decade.
- May 10 2022
- Finding No:
8975
- Topic: Consumer Confidence
Economic
: Finding No:
8975
ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence was virtually unchanged at 90.5 this week, down only 0.2pts after the RBA increased interest rates as widely expected following the higher-than-expected ABS CPI print a week earlier. Consumer Confidence had dropped significantly last week after the ABS CPI Inflation print with the expectation the RBA would increase interest rates.
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- May 08 2022
- Finding No:
8963
- Topic: Business Confidence Press Release Public Opinion Special Poll
Economic
: Finding No:
8963
In April 2022 Roy Morgan Business Confidence jumped by 6.3pts (+5.9%) to 106.7. The strong result for April came after Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down the Federal Budget at the end of March which included a slashing in the fuel excise by over 20 cents per litre.
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- May 04 2022
- Finding No:
8958
- Topic: Press Release
: Finding No:
8958
Australia’s leading social and market research company Roy Morgan has appointed its first industry director in the newly combined Telco and Energy sectors, promoting Shelley Dennis to the role.
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- May 02 2022
- Finding No:
8951
- Topic: Consumer Confidence Federal Poll
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: Finding No:
8951
Michele Levine talks through the latest political and economic research for the week, with the election looming large on the horizon. Including Consumer Confidence, Federal Voting Intentions, and Inflation Expectations
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- May 03 2022
- Finding No:
8962
- Topic: Federal Poll
Political
: Finding No:
8962
Today’s Roy Morgan New Zealand Poll shows support for a potential National/Act NZ coalition increasing by 0.5% points to 47.5% in April, clearly ahead of Labour/Greens on 44%, up 1.5% points. This continues to be the equal highest level of support for National since January 2020.
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- April 29 2022
- Finding No:
8956
- Topic: Consumer Confidence Press Release
Economic
: Finding No:
8956
ANZ-Roy Morgan New Zealand Consumer Confidence was up 6.5pts to 84.4 in April, off its record low but still extremely pessimistic.
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- April 27 2022
- Finding No:
8954
- Topic: Press Release
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Economic
: Finding No:
8954
The ANZ Roy Morgan Financial Wellbeing Indicator (FWBI) has been a compelling measure of how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted lives and livelihoods in Australia. Since prior to the start of the pandemic, the FWBI has been reported as a 12-month rolling average, with quarterly updates showing the movement in aspects of financial wellbeing across locations and for a range of segments in the community.
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