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However, 33 per cent still believe the economy will be in a recession; the number is down from 40 per cent who said this in early May.
A similar trend is evident when it comes to job security where, although a large proportion of the public continue to experience insecurity regarding their jobs, the number seems to be declining week-on-week.
Fifty-seven per cent admitted to feeling less secure about their jobs when the survey was first conducted in May. However, with the reopening of businesses, this figure has decreased and, by the end of June, the number was down to 47 per cent.
A parallel movement is clear in the level of business activity, where the number of respondents saying they have experienced decreased level of business activity has fallen from 67 per cent to 48 per cent, while those saying it has increased has trended upward between May and June (from 7 to 17 per cent).
The survey was conducted over the course of eight weeks in May and June among over 8,000 respondents in the UAE.
-waheedabbas@khaleejtimes.com
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