Consumer Spending Trends in Asia - Asia's consumer spending is expected to reach 7 trillion, with China contributing 60% of this growth [6][15] - Food, non-alcoholic beverages, and household goods are the top priority categories for most Asian consumers, except in China, where clothing, footwear, and leisure activities are more emphasized [20][31] - Luxury consumption is expected to decline over the next two years, with consumers prioritizing quality, sustainability, and domestic brands [2][8][107] Regional Economic Outlook and Consumer Sentiment - Economic optimism varies across Asia, with countries experiencing GDP growth above 3% showing more positive consumer sentiment India, China, and Vietnam are the most optimistic, while Japan and Korea are more pessimistic [1][16][26] - China remains the dominant driver of Asia's consumption growth, contributing 60% of the region's total consumption increase over the next decade India is also a key growth market, with its private consumption expected to rise significantly [15][28] Consumer Preferences and Behavior - Asian consumers strongly prefer domestic brands, with Japanese and Korean brands associated with quality, Chinese brands with affordability, and Korean brands with fashion trends [3][76] - Convenience, personalized experiences, and safety are driving the growth of online retail, mobile payments, and omnichannel strategies in Asia [21][71][94] - Quality is the most important factor for consumers when purchasing both luxury and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), followed by a preference for domestic products and sustainability credentials [8][99][116] Demographic Shifts and Spending Patterns - Asia is aging rapidly, with the proportion of the population over 45 expected to rise from 40% to 55% over the next decade India is an exception, with 74% of its population under 45 [11][24] - Younger consumers (18-25) prioritize clothing, footwear, and personal care, while older consumers focus more on household goods and health-related products [32][34][85] Strategic Recommendations for Brands and Retailers - Brands must adopt localized strategies to cater to unique consumer preferences in markets like China, where consumer behavior differs significantly from other regions [107][108] - Companies should focus on building omnichannel experiences that prioritize convenience, personalization, speed, and safety to meet evolving consumer expectations [123] - Luxury brands need to refocus their marketing strategies on quality and sustainability to regain consumer interest amid slowing luxury consumption [107]
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罗兰贝格·2024-12-25 12:05