Ipsos (IPSOF) Q2 2025 Earnings Call

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WEBVTT 00:00:00.976 -- 00:00:06.543 Good morning from Paris and welcome to the half-yearly results for Ipsos. 00:00:06.543 -- 00:00:12.291 I am Ben Page, the Director General. I'm joined by my colleague Dan Levy, our CFO. 00:00:12.291 -- 00:00:16.697 And before we dig into these numbers that you've just seen in the video, I just wanted 00:00:16.697 -- 00:00:21.844 to comment on public opinion globally because, of course, we are Ipsos and that's one 00:00:21.844 -- 00:00:26.970 thing that we look at constantly. And I think what's important to remember is 00:00:26.970 -- 00:00:32.355 just the way in which inflation has for years now been the number 00:00:32.355 -- 00:00:37.401 one concern of the public globally. When we ask them what their biggest problem is, 00:00:37.401 -- 00:00:42.466 you can see one in four say it is their key problem and half are mentioning 00:00:42.466 -- 00:00:46.970 it as an overall issue, along with their own finances. 00:00:46.970 -- 00:00:51.895 And that's well ahead of any of the geopolitical tensions that bothered us in business 00:00:51.895 -- 00:00:56.905 or the march of technology. So it's very important to remember that because we're still 00:00:56.905 -- 00:01:02.275 facing consumers all over the world who despite inflation having fallen 00:01:02.275 -- 00:01:07.586 can remember of course what prices were just a few years ago 00:01:07.586 -- 00:01:12.756 and of course you can see here the overall proportion of people who say that they feel 00:01:12.756 -- 00:01:16.395 at high risk of from inflation. 00:01:16.395 -- 00:01:20.639 And in the last year, of course, we've seen inflation coming down, but the proportion 00:01:20.639 -- 00:01:25.645 of the public who are thinking about it as a key problem hasn't really changed at all, 00:01:25...