According to a Nielsen survey, 46 percent of Vietnamese respondents believed that their job prospects are good or excellent, a slight drop of 7 percent compared to the first quarter of 2012 and 11 percent against 2011.
More than 50 percent of consumers said that their personal finances for the next 12 months should be good or excellent, higher than the 49 percent in the first quarter of 2012, and 66 percent considered saving spare cash as their top priority.
The Vietnamese prefer spending their money on holidays (32 percent), new technology (29 percent) and clothes (28 percent) to upgrading their technological equipment (27 percent) and out-of-home entertainment (28 percent).
The survey also showed that 86 percent of consumers have changed their shopping habits to save on household expenses, mainly gas and electricity (70 percent), replacing major household items (53 percent) and mobile phones (51 percent).
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