It is encouraging to see that in these two major world economies, most affluent consumers believe that their overall economic well-being and income will stay the same or increase. However, affluent Chinese are more optimistic: the majority among them are confident that their economic well-being and income will keep increasing despite the Covid 19.
CHINESE CONSUMERS ARE READY TO REBOUND
A large number of American affluent women (44%) in particular expect their consumption of luxury products and experiences to decrease considerably.
KEY CONCERNS
Despite an upbeat mood about personal prospects, concerns about the economy are high. The worsening of diplomatic and economic ties between China and US looms large in both countries, particularly in China, with 93% of Chinese affluent are concerned about it.
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