Reviews the performance of the CIB against industry wallet size and market share, including revenue and adjusted return on equity.

Illustrates production inefficiencies in SEA's rice and rubber sectors, with contributing factors like supply chain losses and climate change. Emphasizes the need for technology and waste management improvements.

This slide shows a demographic breakdown of those who believe religious leaders should address inequality, noting slight gender and income-level differences.

This slide highlights which countries most strongly support the idea that parents and teachers should play a leading role in reducing inequality.

This slide discusses how perceptions of inequality vary depending on ethnicity, wealth/education, and geography, showing how context affects views on fairness and responsibility in promoting equality.

The slide examines generational perceptions of unequal treatment, revealing that younger generations (especially Gen Z) are more likely to say men are discriminated against. Concern about women's treatment remains consistent, while concern about men increases with younger age groups.

A generational comparison of perceived importance of inequality shows Gen Z rates it the highest (55%), followed by Millennials and Gen X, while Baby Boomers are least concerned at 48%.

This slide presents country-by-country perceptions on the importance of inequality as a national problem. It compares the net percentage of people who consider it important vs. not important, highlighting changes over time and country averages.

This slide displays how important inequality is perceived compared to other national problems across different countries. It shows global averages and country-level responses, highlighting significant cross-country variation.

This slide shows survey results about perceptions of media responsibility in reducing inequality, segmented by gender, generation, income, and education.

The slide disaggregates opinions by gender, generation, income, and education about whether men face unfair treatment, showing higher belief among men and younger generations.

The slide ranks countries by the level of concern about poverty and social inequality. Indonesia, Argentina, and Hungary report the highest concern, with notable monthly increases. The data reflects the persistent salience of economic disparity in public opinion across multiple regions.

This slide presents survey results from 28 countries regarding support for government spending to reduce poverty and social inequality. Globally, 67% support more spending. The chart illustrates national variations in opinion.

This slide shows 29% globally are worried about poverty and inequality. Argentina, Hungary, and Thailand rank highest. The chart includes recent changes, highlighting shifts in social perception across countries.

This slide presents global public opinion on who should be primarily responsible for reducing inequality. A horizontal bar chart shows that 66% believe the government should lead, followed by media, employers, and individuals.

This slide breaks down which countries are most likely to consider inequality the single most important problem, with Latin American countries dominating the top ranks. It distinguishes between the strongest concern vs. secondary importance.

This slide reveals which social groups are perceived to face the most unequal treatment, based on global averages. Top groups include people with physical disabilities, women, mental health sufferers, and LGBTQ+ individuals.

Describes the inference approach used in the survey, focusing on diversity and interoperability indices. The bar charts show the distribution of responses, providing insights into ecosystem footprints and application interoperability improvements.

Forecasts the continuation of double-digit inflation in 2024, lower than the 2023 peak. Explains factors driving inflation and potential future trends.

This slide compares forecasted inflation rates for 2025 against public expectations in various countries. It reveals a general mismatch, with most people expecting inflation to rise, even in markets where it’s forecasted to remain low. Countries are categorized into four quadrants based on inflation forecast and public sentiment.

Identifies current global and economic challenges (e.g., climate policy setbacks, inflation, AI power use) that complicate decarbonization efforts and increase risk for investors in green transitions.

This slide highlights the economic performance in Brazil as of May 2023. It shows a decline in inflation, a strengthening Brazilian real, and an improved equity market, illustrated by CPI, exchange rate, and Bovespa index trends.

The slide analyzes Brazil's economic situation in January, highlighting a fall in inflation and a slight depreciation of the Brazilian real. It also examines the performance of the Bovespa equity index.

The slide forecasts how Nigeria’s 2025 economic conditions will affect businesses. GDP growth may aid revenue but inflation and interest rates will raise costs and financing burdens. Consumer demand may remain moderate due to constrained disposable incomes. The slide aims to help businesses plan amid inflation and fiscal tightening.

This slide narrows in on three specific concerns—Inflation, Climate Change, and Coronavirus—highlighting how public anxiety over these issues has shifted in the past two years. Inflation surged while COVID-19 concern dropped sharply. Climate change worry remains relatively stable.

This slide isolates three key global concerns—Inflation, Climate Change, and Coronavirus—showing how each has evolved in significance from July 2021 to July 2023 based on Ipsos survey responses.

This slide breaks down the components of U.S. inflation, offering a detailed view of what drives inflation rates. It is useful for economic analysis and understanding inflation dynamics.

This slide explores how construction prices have risen faster than consumer inflation, especially in China and the UK. It identifies the long-term trend of construction price escalation across major economies.

Highlights that food and transport costs drove inflation in 2024. Consumers focused on essential items, and the new minimum wage had limited impact, covering just 4.1% of the workforce. Inflationary pressure likely to continue shaping spending behavior in 2025.

The slide compares the evolution of German consumers' top concerns between April and June 2022. Rising prices remain the leading issue, followed by the Ukraine war and climate events, while concern over COVID-19 is declining.

This closing slide offers contact details for further discussion on inflation, serving as an open invitation for dialogue regarding the transitory or persistent nature of current inflation trends. It concludes a financial presentation, allowing for audience follow-up with the expert for deeper insights.

It explains how food & beverage companies manage inflation-driven cost increases through margin reduction, passing costs to customers, and other strategies.

It explains how food & beverage companies manage inflation-driven cost increases through margin reduction, passing costs to customers, and other strategies.

This slide highlights inflation as the top global concern (32%), with country-level breakdowns. Singapore ranks highest (60%). It includes month-over-month and year-over-year change indicators.

This slide predicts the cooling of headline inflation in the coming months across major economies but warns that core inflation persistence will require tighter monetary policies.

This slide illustrates the inflationary effects of US tariffs, showing that even mild tariffs could raise consumer prices by at least 1%. It also highlights the trend in rising inflation expectations, suggesting a risk of second-round inflation due to consumer perception.

This slide examines inflation trends in Australia, detailing CPI and core CPI, and analyzing the contributions from different components over recent years.

It predicts the continuation of the inflation downtrend, using historical and recent CPI data to support this forecast.

The slide discusses how long-term inflation expectations have remained anchored despite recent CPI declines due to stable goods prices, while also highlighting the risks of rising goods prices amid rebounding PMIs.

This slide breaks down the components contributing to headline and core CPI inflation, offering a detailed view of inflationary pressures in the economy.

This slide compares year-over-year CPI inflation rates between developed and emerging markets, providing insights into inflation trends across different economies. It is useful for economic analysis and policy assessment.

The slide presents historical data of CPI inflation in developed markets, with an emphasis on the trends over the past five decades. This could be used to analyze economic patterns, predict future inflation trends, and inform investment strategies.

This slide confirms the ongoing disinflationary process in the US, with falling CPI momentum and a forecast for steady interest rates through the remainder of the year.

The slide presents a comparative analysis of inflation trends across different regions from 2019 to 2023. It is used to understand regional inflation trends and economic conditions.

The slide tracks global inflation trends, analyzing the downward trajectory in headline CPI due to lower energy and food prices, while highlighting persistent core inflation pressures.

The slide presents a global view of CPI inflation rates, comparing changes across multiple countries and highlighting trends in disinflation.

Examines historical inflation trends and their impact on investment, emphasizing the experience of investors during various economic periods.

Discusses the challenges in reducing inflation to 2% by H2 2024, considering price sensitivity and economic factors.

Shows inflation trends in China by analyzing CPI and PPI, useful for forecasting economic conditions and inflation impacts on the economy.

The slide covers the causes of inflation increase post-COVID-19 and predicts a return to pre-pandemic levels by 2022. It highlights supply disruptions and demand rebound effects.

The slide compares inflation trends, essential for financial and economic analysts assessing monetary policy implications and market strategies. It visualizes inflation data in a way that is likely to impact investment and regulatory decisions within the financial services industry.

The slide tracks CPI-based inflation trends across various regions. While the US and most of Europe see moderating inflation, some countries like Brazil and the UK have recent upticks. APAC remains relatively stable.

This slide shows global public opinion on top national concerns, with inflation topping the list (41%), followed by poverty, crime, corruption, and unemployment. A pie chart reveals 38% believe their country is heading in the right direction. Trend icons show month-over-month changes for each worry.

This slide displays country-level concern about inflation, with Singapore and Australia showing the highest worry levels. Month-over-month and year-over-year trends indicate a mixed change in perception, suggesting ongoing uncertainty about inflationary pressure.

The slide compares inflation rates across developed economies with insights into potential economic rebounds and consumer confidence. It's suited for financial analysis presentations or economic briefings, offering a detailed view of inflation trends and their implications for future policies and decisions.

This chart illustrates rising belief that national economies are biased in favor of elites. Italy, France, Canada, and Germany show sharp upward trends—especially since 2021—suggesting an impact from inflation and affordability concerns.

This slide discusses the inflation status in January, highlighting that higher energy charges were a major factor. It provides insights into various economic indicators, including consumer confidence, industrial production, and unemployment rates.

This slide outlines macroeconomic factors negatively affecting construction: inflation, interest rates, energy supply issues, and supply chain disruptions. It uses data from 2021–2022 to visualize recent shocks and their impact on the industry.

This slide forecasts diminishing cross-country inflation differentials in the EU for 2024, with most member states seeing inflation in the 1%-3% range. It provides a detailed comparison of inflation rates, discussing the factors contributing to these trends.

This slide analyzes the inflation trends in EU countries, highlighting the differences in inflation rates across countries and projecting future trends. It discusses disinflation processes, the impact of energy prices, and forecasts inflation returning to central bank targets by 2024.

This slide discusses the upward trend in inflation expectations as measured by breakeven rates. It shows that 5Y, 7Y, and 10Y breakevens have all moved above post-pandemic averages, indicating market concerns over longer-term inflationary pressures.

This slide visualizes consumer expectations about inflation in their own countries for 2025. It contrasts likelihood across markets and includes year-over-year trend shifts.

This slide outlines inflation expectations across different time horizons and agent types. Near-term expectations rise due to geopolitical pressures, while long-term forecasts show more stability across groups.

This slide depicts the short-term and medium-term inflation expectations based on survey data, useful for discussing consumer sentiment, economic outlook, and monetary policy considerations. It highlights the importance of inflation expectations in economic forecasting and strategy formulation.

The slide contrasts short- and long-term inflation expectations among US consumers, businesses, and forecasters. Recent consumer expectations have surged sharply, diverging from more anchored business and market expectations.

Evaluates long-term investor expectations of inflation, likely used in financial services to inform investment strategies.

Graphically represents investors' concerns, with inflation and Federal Reserve policy topping the list.

The slide examines inflation drivers, focusing on food price pressures in the UK, and compares them with trends in the US and Euro area. It highlights contributions from various goods and services categories to overall inflation, noting the persistent high core inflation in these regions.

The slide forecasts headline consumer price inflation for both developed and emerging markets, providing future inflation trends. It is useful for financial planning and assessing economic stability.

Analyzes the potential risks and opportunities affecting economic growth, considering inflation, monetary policy, and productivity trends.

This slide shows survey results on public concern about inflation across various countries. Argentina ranks highest with 76%, followed by Poland and Canada at 66% and 55% respectively. A global average of 41% is reported. The text highlights that inflation has remained the top global worry for 14 months, with notable differences across countries. The slide provides comparative context and tracks concern levels over time.

This slide presents public opinion across countries on whether inflation is expected to increase in 2024 compared to 2023. The data shows a global average and lists countries from highest to lowest belief in future inflation.

The slide offers an analysis of global inflation trends, comparing headline consumer prices across multiple markets. It helps in understanding inflationary pressures and their implications on the economy.

This slide examines Japan's economic indicators, including inflation, wage growth, nominal GDP, and interest rate expectations.

The slide explains the main drivers of healthcare inflation, emphasizing the impact of hospital service pricing and workforce challenges on recent trends.

The slide illustrates the historical inflation rates for healthcare versus all goods, showing how healthcare inflation has been higher and more stable over time.

This slide visualizes inflation trends across various countries over time, highlighting periods of high and low inflation. It is useful for comparative analysis of inflationary pressures globally.

This slide provides a historical view of inflation concerns from 1974 to 2025. Major events include record-high concern in 1974 and resurgence during 2022. It contextualizes current sentiment historically.

This slide summarizes households' inflation expectations, showing a slight reduction in anticipated high inflation from Feb to May 2025. Key inflation drivers include energy, transportation, and exchange rates. The data reflects continued concerns despite marginal improvements.

This slide analyzes the impact of inflation on consumer choices and the subsequent actions taken by foodservice providers, such as increasing prices and accepting lower profit margins.

The slide analyzes persistent inflation and elevated interest rates, showcasing global economic policy uncertainty and projected real GDP changes for different regions and countries, suggesting these as continued characteristics of the economic slowdown.

Explores inflation and interest rate expectations in different countries, suggesting optimism in international investing.

Details investor expectations on inflation, indicating a prolonged period of elevated levels through 2023.

It shows the percentage of Canadians who correctly answered a question about inflation, comparing results from 2022 to 2023.

This slide measures Canadians' understanding of inflation, revealing that 64% answered correctly about the impact of inflation on savings. It aims to assess public knowledge about inflation.

Focuses on inflation trends in Latin America, the impact of monetary policies, and forecasts for future economic conditions.

This slide displays long-term worry trends on six issues. Inflation rises sharply post-2020, while concern over coronavirus plummets. Crime, unemployment, and inequality have fluctuated moderately. The data reflects evolving public priorities over time in response to global events and crises.

It provides seven strategies for tackling inflation, emphasizing competitive sourcing, supply availability, commodity price risk management, and supply chain optimization.

It provides seven strategies for tackling inflation, emphasizing competitive sourcing, supply availability, commodity price risk management, and supply chain optimization.

Analyzes grocery sector performance from 2019–2023, showing declining real sales (-4.5%) and margin pressure due to inflation. Differentiates performance between hypermarkets and discounters, and outlines the impacts of cost pass-through and consumer behavior shifts.

This slide categorizes how different industry sectors are reacting to inflation in terms of their marketing spend. It provides a nuanced view of economic strategies, highlighting which sectors are more resilient or vulnerable to market changes. This information is crucial for cross-sector analysis and strategic adjustments.

The slide explores the impact of inflation on marketing budgets, detailing how different sectors are either cutting back or increasing their spend in response to economic pressures. This can aid in strategic planning and budget allocation during inflationary periods.

The slide details the effects of inflation on marketing strategies, emphasizing how companies are adjusting their pricing and value propositions without affecting employment levels. This highlights the strategic responses to maintain market competitiveness and operational stability during inflationary periods.

The slide details inflation trends in Nigeria, which rose to 34.8% in December 2024. It attributes the spike to rising costs in food (43.1%), transport (35.3%), and utilities (31.6%), highlighting the impact of transport costs and fuel subsidies on price dynamics.

Summarizes drivers of margin pressure in European grocery: high inflation, lower consumer spending, rise in discounters, private labels, and online channels. Explains how each factor contributes to lower profitability and volume pressure.

Survey respondents gave their views on whether prices would outpace income growth in 2025. The slide presents likelihood across markets and changes from 2023 sentiment.

Provides a detailed analysis of inflationary trends affecting global markets, with a focus on the cooling of supply chain pressures and the slower pace of input cost increases. This slide is crucial for understanding the economic outlook and potential financial risks heading into 2022.

Highlights the rising and falling concern over inflation and prices, with major spikes during economic shocks such as 2008 and the post-COVID inflationary period.

This slide examines public concern over inflation and pricing. Concern is strongest among women, Conservatives, and mid-age groups. London shows the highest regional concern. The map and bars break down worry by demographics.

The slide presents concern levels over time for inflation/prices, noting spikes during 2008 and 2022 economic shocks. January 2025 marks the lowest concern since early 2022.