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See the Average Gift Spending Amounts for Holidays, Weddings, Birthdays and More
A recent study from Empower shows some interesting data on how U.S. consumers are approaching gift giving and how much they are planning to spend. Read More
Consumer spending takes a record turn this holiday season
While most responsible people have already completed most of their holiday shopping, many others still haven't updated their Amazon holiday carts. And still, there are others who don't have much money ... Read More
Combating the consumer ‘joy deficit’ this season
Prices are high, shoppers are stressed out and anxiety-inducing marketing doesn’t help. Here’s what retailers can do instead. Read More
How these Philly-area consumers are spending $150 on all their holiday gifts
U.S. consumers are expected to spend on average more than $600 a person on holiday gifts this year. Some are resisting consumerist pressures. Read More
Apparel, gift cards at the top of consumers' holiday lists: NRF
The National Retail Federation (NRF) has reported that retail sales in November have increased 4.5% year-over-year. NRF chief economist and executive director of research Mark Mathews comes on Market ... Read More
Young People Spend a Surprising Amount on Black Friday — And Make a Common Mistake
Nearly 50% of Gen Z shoppers intend to buy only necessities and gifts on Black Friday. Still, 26% will spend at least half of their monthly salaries on sales — or even more. American consumers are as ... Read More
Giving vouchers for Christmas? Consider cash as fifth of recipients yet to use last year’s
The annual Christmas survey from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) also suggests people are expecting to spend only slightly less this year than in 2024 despite the enduring ... Read More
Why Year-End Spending Forecasts Range From Boom to Gloom
Business owners have spent most of 2025 grappling with economic uncertainties. Chief among them are questions about the effects that import tariffs may have on their own costs and on their customers’ ... Read More
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