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“2025 Holiday Shopping Trends: Inflation, Shrinking Budgets, and the Decline of Black Friday”
"PissedConsumer's latest survey reveals early shopping habits, diminished Black Friday enthusiasm, and rising concerns over tariffs and inflation." ... Read More
The New Way To Holiday Shop: Why Consumers Are Ramping Up Spending Months Earlier
The holidays might still seem far away, but a new shopping trend has emerged that is changing everything for brands. Read More
Survey: Consumers anxious about economy, will spend less this holiday season
Shoppers in the United States plan to spend an average of $1,595 this season, down 10% from last year, according to Deloitte’s 2025 Retail Survey released this past week. This includes a 14% ... Read More
Will consumers ramp holiday spending to scare off ghosts of Christmas future?
U.S. consumers might be facing a chill in sentiments this holiday season owing to a cooling jobs market, tariff fears, and a decline in confidence. However, Wells Fargo believes that will not stop ... Read More
Most U.S. consumers expect higher holiday prices and a weaker economy, survey finds
Most consumers surveyed — 57% — said they expect the economy to weaken in the year ahead, the consulting firm found in a poll of roughly 4,000 respondents. That compares to 30% who expected a weaker ... Read More
California consumers are scared but spending more to get ahead of inflation
Shoppers are expected to boost holiday spending 4.6% this year, but not from confidence — they're buying now to beat expected tariff-driven inflation. Read More
Holiday Sales Will Slow as Tariffs And Inflation Weigh on Consumers

Two reports, one from Mastercard Inc. and another from Omnisend, an email and SMS marketing platform for e-commerce businesses, indicate that sales during the 2025 holiday season will grow at a slower ... Read More
Holiday shopping starting earlier, consumers more frugal

Holiday shopping is kicking off earlier than ever, as consumers brace for the impact of 2025 tariffs, rising prices and item shortages. According to a new nationwide survey from Shopkick by Trax, more ... Read More
Inflation rises 0.2% in August; consumer spending still strong

Sept. 26 (UPI) --Core inflation stayed about the same in August, the Federal Reserve said, and personal consumption expenditures had a 0.3% gain for the month. The personal consumption expenditures ... Read More
Trump's New 100% Tariff On China Clouds Holiday Spending Forecasts
Trump's sudden 100% tariff on Chinese imports, effective Nov. 1, severely challenges retailers leaving no time for supply chain adjustments ahead of holidays. Read More
Tariff policy 'highly salient,' remains drag on mood of inflation-weary consumers

(TNND) — American consumers are feeling "pretty subdued about the trajectory of the economy," despite a better-than-expected report this week on economic growth, according to the director of the ... Read More
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