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ASEAN Consumer Sentiment Study 2025 (Malaysia): Financial worries ease as optimism grows
The UOB ASEAN Consumer Sentiment Study 2025 (Malaysia Edition) presents in-depth insights from 1,000 consumers spanning various demographic groups. This research study highlights evolving consumer sentiment, spending / financial habits and changes in budget priorities.
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About this study
The ASEAN Consumer Sentiment Study (ACSS) is UOB’s regional flagship study analysing consumer trends and sentiments in five countries: Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. Now in its sixth year, the survey was conducted from May to June 2025 and captures the responses of 5,000 consumers across different demographic groups in the region.
Some of the areas covered include:
- Consumer sentiment
- Shifts in spending and financial preferences
- Digital and payment behaviours
- Financial Preparedness
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