Rakuten Advertising released a new report, "The Road to Recovery". COVID-19 will not stop consumers in the Asia-Pacific region from planning their holiday shopping. More than 40% of global shoppers said that household spending has decreased due to the impact of COVID-19; but most consumers (70%) have no plans to postpone major holiday shopping such as Christmas or Lunar New Year. Chinese shoppers are looking to spend big, with 35% of respondents planning to spend more than 40% of their monthly household income this shopping season, compared to just 7% of consumers worldwide. The survey showed that Taobao is the preferred shopping platform for Chinese shoppers (77%), surpassing WeChat (65%). This represents an opportunity for brands and retailers to drive sales in the second half of the year after a challenging start to 2020. Asian shoppers have shown a shift in preferences towards purchasing more items online, with many consumers making their first e-commerce purchase. This year, more than half of consumers in Singapore (53%), China (53%), Hong Kong (54%) and South Korea (52%) plan to change the way they shop to maximize value. Families top the list of consumers
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