Ipsos Releases New Surveys on Consumer Trust and Global Concerns

Market research firm Ipsos has published a series of new studies providing insights into current global and consumer-focused trends. Among the most significant releases is "The AI Trust Deficit in Healthcare," which delves into the adoption of artificial intelligence and the associated trust deficit within the healthcare sector.

Another key report is "Know the New America & Beyond: September 2026," analyzing the political landscape in the United States and its international implications. This study outlines patterns and trends shaping the American market and its global relationships.

Consumer economic conditions are examined in "September 2026: Global consumer confidence unchanged this month," indicating a stable global consumer confidence level. Additionally, the "What Worries the World – September 2026" survey highlights worldwide concerns influencing public sentiment and behavior.

The company has also released "How Trust Drives AI Adoption in Customer Experience," an analysis exploring how trust fosters the implementation of AI for enhanced customer experiences. These publications are part of Ipsos' ongoing efforts to deliver in-depth information on global phenomena and consumer behaviors across various industries.