益普索：2025生活成本监测报告：基于对30个国家的调研（英文版）（56页）.pdf

1、 Ipsos Cost of Living MonitorTHE IPSOS COST OF THE IPSOS COST OF LIVING MONITORLIVING MONITORA 30-country Global Advisor SurveyNovember 2025 Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor2The Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor in numbers3131%expect their disposable income to fall in the next year.In many parts of Europe an

2、d in North America,the balance of opinion is that they will have less to spend rather than more.6868%think the rate of inflation will rise in their country.Up 3pp since November 2024.feel interest rates in their country will rise,much lower than in November 2023(58%).Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor 246

3、46%Biggest contributors to Biggest contributors to the rising cost of living:the rising cost of living:72%68%65%62%55%The Russian invasion of UkraineBusiness making excessive profitsInterest rates in my countryThe policies of my governmentState of the global economy66%66%in France think the unemploy

4、ment rate in the country will rise.This is the highest figure we have recorded for France since we started the Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor in April 2022.Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor3in Australia say they are living comfortably/doing alright.Up 11pp since November 2024.47%1.For some things have impr

5、oved in the last yearFor some countries it feels like things have turned a corner in the last 12 months.While inflation started to fall in many countries in 2023 it has taken some time for people to be more satisfied with the situation.On average across 30 countries,37%say they are living comfortabl

6、y/doing alright,while 32%are just getting by and 27%struggling.In Australia,where inflation and interest rates have come down in the 12 months,we see the proportion say they are comfortable/doing alright is up 11 percentage points(pp)since autumn last year.Forty-seven per cent say this is the case t