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Ipsos France's Deputy CEO, Brice Teinturier, discussed the upcoming French presidential election on BFMTV.

A recent Ipsos survey indicates a significant decline in public confidence in Pakistan's economy, with only 14% viewing it as strong and low confidence in the country's direction and investment prospects.

Marine Le Pen leads the 2027 presidential election polls, followed by Édouard Philippe and Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

Ipsos' shares dropped after Kepler Cheuvreux downgraded the stock due to leadership changes and potential risks to 2026 financial targets.

Ipsos shares dropped below 38 EUR and are moving towards the 200-day moving average at 35.5 EUR.

President Trump's approval rating has hit a career low of 33% due to widespread dissatisfaction with the war in Iran and his economic policies, while Democrats are more enthusiastic for the midterms.

The Iran conflict's impact is expected to be largely economic, influencing household budgets and consumer behavior globally, with many countries preferring to avoid involvement.

A recent Reuters/Ipsos survey shows President Trump's approval rating stagnating at 33 percent amidst concerns over the cost of living and the Iran war.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that most Americans disapprove of President Trump's Canada tariffs and the renaming of Lake Ontario.

An Ipsos poll reveals most Americans want the U.S. to compromise with Canada in the trade dispute, largely blame the U.S. for the conflict, expect negative financial impacts from tariffs, and oppose renaming Lake Ontario.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates declining U.S. public support for the war with Iran and a sustained record-low approval rating for President Trump.

President Trump's approval rating hit a new low of 33% due to widespread concern over the prolonged war with Iran and rising gasoline prices.

Marion Beyret will join as Chief Communications Officer in June 2026 to lead global strategy and reputation management.

Marion Beyret has been appointed as the new global Chief Communications Officer at Ipsos to lead its strategic reputation management.

A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that nearly 40% of Americans doubt the U.S. will remain a united country by its 500th anniversary.

A partnership between the L'Oréal Foundation and Ipsos highlights a significant gap between the perceived necessity of self-care and the guilt women feel in practicing it.

A global market research group focused on leveraging digital analytics and proprietary data to compete with large international peers.

A recent poll reveals deep partisan divisions and growing pessimism regarding the long-term survival of American democracy as the nation's 250th anniversary approaches.

Malaysians report significant productivity improvements from AI tools and show higher trust in AI healthcare applications compared to global averages.

Donald Trump's approval rating reached 36% as easing petrol prices led to a slight improvement in public perception of his economic performance.