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Faced with the epidemic, the French are worried about their own health (70%), but also and above all about that of their loved ones: 86%. Despite unanimous confidence (97%) in the medical system, 42% fear having to consult a doctor in these times of saturation.
While three-quarters (75%) of French people believe they have made savings since the beginning of the confinement, they are very worried about the French economy (88%), their purchasing power (68%), and the preservation of their jobs (49%). -
A majority of French people (58%) approach the ordeal of confinement with serenity. But nearly 9 out of 10 (87%) fear that this period will 'eternalize'. Yet only 39% have stocked up on food products. A figure that climbs to 55% among the youngest, a third (30%) of whom have moved to get through this period more comfortably.
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On the whole, the French feel well equipped to cope with anything, but are wary of social isolation (53%), depression (38%), anxiety (38%), sleep loss (38%) or boredom (37%).
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Whether confinement is experienced as a parenthesis (57%) or a turning point in the way they live their daily lives (43%), the French approach it in expectation (86%) and are still struggling to find their feet (56%).
The full results of this survey can be found in the report and the analysis note. All the elements can be downloaded from the Cetelem Observatory website.
Press contact: Rumeur Publique
Arthur Vandenkerckhove: arthur@rumeurpublique.fr | +33 6 24 35 21 38
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About the Cetelem Observatory
Created in 1985, the Cetelem Observatory is a research and economic intelligence structure of the BNPParibas Personal Finance group, headed by Flavien Neuvy.
In a period of profound change in trade and consumption patterns, the ObservatoireCetelem's mission is to understand changes in consumption. To meet this requirement, the Cetelem Observatory has set up an observation and analysis system based on the diversity and complementarity of content with :
The Observatories: 2 annual reference studies for the general public carried out on an international level, one on the automobile at a global level (15 countries), the other on consumption at a European level (15 countries).
L'Œil, les nouveaux faits de consommation à la loupe, identifies the micro-facts that prefigure innovations and significant changes in consumption.
Les zOOms, les modes de vie en vue, proposes to explore a major theme (housing, sport, education, culture, the body...) in 3 stages, soliciting the opinion of the French through 3 waves of surveys.
www.observatoirecetetem.com | @obs_cetelem
