In October, consumer confidence rebounds after three months of decline. Deborah Weinswig, Managing Director of Fung Global Retail & Technology (FGRT), weighs in on consumer confidence, the spending outlook, and impulsivity.
Deborah Weinswig, Managing Director, FGRT, weighs in on Prosper’s September predictive analytics including consumer confidence reading, spending forecast, and impulsivity scores.
From Forbes on May 2, 2016: Today’s consumers continue to evolve, which is evident in their shopping behaviors and purchase intentions. Deborah Weinswig, Managing Director of Fung Global Retail & Technology, has weighed in again this month on some of Prosper’s leading indicator analytics including
From Forbes on April 4, 2016: U.S. consumers have a brighter outlook for the short-term health of the economy, according to the latest Prosper data. The real question, however, is will it spring consumer spending? Deborah Weinswig, Managing Director, Fung
From Forbes on March 3, 2016: The market continues its rocky ride. Deborah Weinswig, Executive Director, Head of Global Retail & Technology, Fung Business Intelligence Centre, has weighed in on some of Prosper’s leading indicator analytics including Prosper Consumer Confidence, the
The latest from Prosper on Forbes.com… This month, Deborah Weinswig, Executive Director, Head Global Retail & Technology, Fung Business Intelligence Centre, has provided comments on some of Prosper’s leading indicator analytics including Prosper Consumer Confidence, the Prosper Spending Forecast, the Prosper Impulsivity Score, and the Prosper Mood
The latest from Prosper on Forbes.com… With the holiday season in full swing, consumers seem to have a jollier economic outlook in November based on confidence and impulsivity readings. However, it is yet to be determined if the Paris attacks will weigh
The latest from Prosper on Forbes.com… The October Spending Forecast (which represents consumers’ intended spending levels over the next 90 days) is up from last month—not surprising as we inch closer to the holiday season. However, the forecast is flat compared to
The latest from Prosper on Forbes.com… September economic indicators show that U.S. consumers’ confidence has been shaken a bit, likely due to the stock market correction and continued volatility on Wall Street. Key markers such as confidence, happiness, and the Prosper Spending Forecast
The latest from Prosper on Forbes.com… Early indicators from the first week of August pointed towards a slightly more optimistic consumer, as confidence, happiness and other key markers were up. However, although these numbers are up month-over-month, they are below recent highs—basically
