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Retail sales during the holiday season in the USA increased by nearly 4% year-on-year, accelerating growth, with promotions clearly stimulating Consumer spending.
This year's retail sales during the holiday season in the USA increased by 3.8% year-on-year, while the growth rate for 2023 was 3.1%. The last five days of this year's holiday season accounted for 10% of the overall holiday consumption. The holiday shopping season shows that American consumers are willing and able to spend, but the driving force is the pursuit of value, which can be seen in the concentrated CNI Online Consumption Index during major promotional events.
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Express News | Shares of Retail Stocks Are Trading Higher in Possible Reaction to Mastercard SpendingPulse Data, Which Showed US Retail Sales Grew 3.8% in the Holiday Season
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Holiday Shoppers Increased Spending by 3.8% Despite Higher Prices
Retail sales in the USA holiday season increased by 3.8%, with strong demand for e-commerce Outfits.
From November 1 to December 24, retail sales in the USA achieved a growth of 3.8%.
Late Burst Helps Holiday Retail Sales Rise 3.8% - Mastercard SpendingPulse
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Target's (TGT) Holiday Ad Spend Fails to Close Gap With Walmart and Costco
Investors: Target's holiday advertising promotion can only go so far.
In one of the most competitive holiday seasons in years, major USA retailers Target and Walmart are increasing their advertising investments to reach shoppers through the Short Video app TikTok and streaming platforms. However, investors indicate that, while recent USA credit and debit card data shows that Target has seen a slight gain, with shoppers spending slightly more in early December compared to a year ago, the Minneapolis-based chain has been nearly unable to reverse the trend that puts it at a disadvantage this year. Target has over 1,950 stores across the USA, primarily operating in non-essential goods, and as sales decline, its market share has dropped. This year,
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