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Emerging Market Consumer Snapshot (Q3 2014)

Having slowed over the past couple of years, there are signs that consumer spending in some parts of the emerging world is starting to recover. However, the pick-up has so far been confined to EMs in Asia and Central Europe. In contrast, consumer spending in much of Latin America has continued to weaken. This seems likely to persist over the coming quarters.

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