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Marketing Budgets Revised Downwards

The Q1 2003 Bellwether Report, the quarterly survey of marketing budgets, published this week by NTC Research on behalf of the IPA, shows marketing budgets in the UK were revised down on average for the third quarter running, but the rate of decline has slowed for the second successive quarter. More

Improvement for 2003 Seen by Bellwether

The Q4 2002 Bellwether Report, the quarterly survey of marketing budgets in the UK, published this week by NTC Research on behalf of the IPA, shows marketing budgets were revised down in Q4 2002 for the second consecutive quarter. However the extent of the downward revision was less than seen in the same period a year ago. More

Downward Revision to Marketing Budgets in UK

The Q3 2002 Bellwether Report, the quarterly survey of marketing budgets in the UK, published this week by NTC Research on behalf of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA), shows that clients have revised their marketing expenditure downwards, although not as severely as in the third quarter of 2001. More

Advertising Spending Forecasts for the UK

The 4Q 2001 Bellwether Report, the quarterly survey of client spending intentions recently published by NTC Research on behalf of the IPA, shows a further easing in the rate of economic growth. There were further downward revisions to fourth quarter 2001 budgets and the weakest rise in budget setting in the survey's two-year history. (for US ad spending figures, see yesterday's DRNO). More

Gloomy European Manufacturing Research from Reuters

The European manufacturing sector is now thought to be firmly in economic recession. This is according to the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for September as measured by Reuters, September 2001, and reported by NTC Research. More

New NTC Research on European Manufacturing

The manufacturing economy within Europe is believed to be contracting at its fastest rate since December 1998, when the sector was hit by the global financial crisis. This is according to the newly-released Reuter's Eurozone Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for the month of July. More

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