Vol. 2 No. 6 (2026), Articles
Vol. 2 No. 6 (2026)

"GLOBAL MARKET RESEARCH THROUGH ENGLISH-LANGUAGE SOURCES: UNLOCKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESSES"

Articles
Published 2026-03-30
O‘rozova Nigora Toshmurodovna.
Teacher, Department of Teaching Languages, Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service.
Jumaqulov Javohir Jamolovich
Student at the Samarkand Institute of Economics and Services, Faculty of Banking and Finance.
Abdullayev Kamronbek Zubaydullo og`li
Student at the Samarkand Institute of Economics and Services, Faculty of Banking and Finance.
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Keywords

Market research, English-language sources, global trends, international business, competitor analysis, data accessibility, scholarly publications, business insights, decision-making, emerging markets.

Abstract

The article discusses the importance of conducting market research via English sources in the context of accessing global business information. The article emphasizes the significance of the English language in the context of global business and the opportunities it offers to researchers and businesspeople in terms of accessing global business information. The significance of the English language in the context of global business is emphasized in the context of the opportunities it offers in terms of conducting comprehensive market research. The article emphasizes the benefits of conducting market research via English sources in the context of accessing the latest statistical data and reports that can add value to the academic and business aspects of the research. The article concludes that the significance of English sources in the context of conducting comprehensive market research offers new opportunities to businesses in terms of accessing global business information.

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