Downshift in economy slows retail spending ahead of holiday season

Consumers tighten spending habits ahead of holiday shopping season ... Consumers are in a cautious mood heading into the holiday shopping season, ...

Spending not slowing down ahead of holiday season ... - YouTube

Consumers ramped up their spending last month in a sign of a bustling economy as retailers prepare for the busy holiday shopping season as ...

Retailers Face Uncertain Holiday Season as Spending Slows

Consumers pulled back a bit on their spending increases in August, notching the slowest growth since the beginning of the year.

'Contradictions and mixed signals' in the economy won't affect ...

Holiday season sales growth will remain steady despite some contradictions in the latest federal economic and jobs data, the National Retail ...

How 5 Fewer Holiday Shopping Days Impacts Retailers In 2024

Retailers face a challenging year-end holiday season, complicated by the election, drop in consumer confidence and five fewer peak shopping ...

Retail holiday spend on track for steady sales growth

Despite contradictions in economic indicators, retail sales growth remains on track as retailers enter the busy holiday season.

Cheaper Holiday Goods Will Give the Economy a Boost Into 2025

The National Retail Federation expects holiday sales to grow between 2.5% and 3.5% over 2023. Advertisement - Scroll to Continue.

Retailers Grasp for Holiday Magic Amid Raucous U.S. Elections and ...

Retailers are moving to protect their all-important holiday sales season from the double downer of this year's US presidential election and a compressed ...

US Retail Trade Group Expects Holiday Season Sales to Grow More ...

... holiday shopping season but the growth in sales to be slower than last year due to concerns over persistent inflation and prices.

US holiday sales to grow at slowest pace since 2018, report says

Holiday retail sales are likely to rise between 2.3% and 3.3% in the November 2024-January 2025 period, totaling up to $1.59 trillion, data report said.

Holiday sales growth expected to stay below 10-year average

U.S. holiday sales growth is likely to slow to about 3%, down from 4.7% a year ago, S&P Global Ratings said in a Tuesday report. · Retailers that ...

Consumers may face headwinds this holiday season - Visa

Recent retail sales trends are also encouraging, with holiday sales categories* up 0.3 percent in August from the previous month, and up 3.5 percent from August ...

US retail trade group expects holiday season sales to grow more ...

... more during the upcoming holiday season but the growth in sales to be slower than last year due to concerns over persistent inflation and prices

The holiday spending outlook is sluggish across thousands of retailers

As holiday shopping season begins, lack of big orders from retailers is the rule amid fears that consumer spending will be weak, according to a new CNBC Supply ...

Retailers predict a slower holiday shopping season | CNN Business

Holiday sales will increase by up to 4% this year, not adjusted for inflation, the National Retail Federation said Thursday in its annual ...

Consumers grow cautious about holiday spending as inflation, debt ...

Americans are more cautious ahead of the holiday shopping season as they grapple with inflation, dwindling savings and rising debt.

Consumers are starting to slow their spending as the holiday season ...

“The personal income and outlays report for October points to more measured spending by U.S. consumers heading into the holiday shopping season ...

High Prices Drive Holiday Shoppers to Spend Less | TIME

US shoppers pulled back on spending just as the holiday season began, a sign that high prices and rising interest rates are shifting consumer spending habits.

NRF Economist Says 2023 Holiday Sales Will Have a 'Whole New ...

NRF expects record spending during the holiday season – defined as November 1 through December 31 – and forecast retail sales to increase between 3% and 4% ...

Glad tidings for the holiday season? - Visa

That story changed in the third quarter as COVID cases surged again, denting consumer confidence and dramatically slowing consumer spending.¹ We now expect ...