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Spielwarenmesse: How Kidults Are Shaping the Future of Play
18 Mar 26Ratna Sita Handayani, Head of Research (DACH region) at Euromonitor International, was invited to present at the 75th Spielwarenmesse in Nuremberg where she unpacked how the cute economy is a strategic pillar of growth at a time when consumers are turning to toys for comfort and connection.
US Heat Pump Adoption Continues to Rise Amid Shifting Policy Support
25 Feb 26Despite lagging behind European adoption rates, heat pumps in the US have outsold traditional gas furnaces annually since 2021, according to RMI (formerly Rocky Mountain Institute). Since 2015, the Energy Information Administration has reported higher residential HVAC activity each year. With cooling rates increasing due to higher average global temperatures, heat pumps have two points in their favour.
CES 2026: Pivot or Die
19 Jan 26The 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, concluded with AI still front and centre.
Top 10 Insights of 2025
17 Dec 25Euromonitor’s expert thought leadership and data-driven insights help you to navigate and unlock opportunities for growth. Here is a look at the insights which resonated the most with our audience in 2025. Our readers were interested in the top trends shaping various industries, including health and beauty, apparel and footwear, and food and nutrition. Additionally, the global economic landscape and wellness were top-of-mind topics for our audience.
Heat Pumps in Europe, Middle East and Africa: The Key to a Climate-resilient Future
28 Oct 25Heat pumps are rapidly emerging as one of the defining technologies in the global effort to combat climate change. For energy consultants and appliance manufacturers, the adoption of heat pumps presents a significant opportunity – not just to meet decarbonisation goals but to transform the way homes and businesses are heated and cooled across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Rise of Chinese brands in Southeast Asia
24 Oct 25The rise of Chinese brands is reshaping Southeast Asia’s consumer landscape. Chinese companies are rapidly gaining ground in the region, particularly in sectors where they hold clear competitive advantages—electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and home appliances.