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Sales Rise in December to Help Fuel Solid Holiday for Retailers

Core retail sales – excluding restaurants, autos and gas – edged up 0.19% month-over-month and 2.4% year-over-year in December, according to the CNBC/Retail Monitor. That compared with increases of 0.73% month-over-month and 4.17% year-over-year in November.

Luxury Shoppers To Spend for the Holidays

Luxury shoppers aren’t letting higher prices get in the way of their holiday spending. Seventy-six percent of luxury shoppers expect to spend the same or more this holiday season than last year, according to a survey of luxury shoppers by Saks.

Holiday Sales Growth To Slow This Year

Holiday retail sales are slated to increase at a slower rate than last year, retail industry groups and consultants say, as consumers continue to face strains from higher prices.

Holiday Shoppers Proceed with Caution

Amid economic uncertainty and high inflation, Americans appear to be approaching the holiday season somewhat cautiously and shifting their spending.

Consumers Poised To Spend for Labor Day

The end of the summer may not be such a sad occasion for retailers. According to the 2022 Labor Day Weekend Consumer Survey Report from market research data and technology company Numerator, expected impacts from inflation and the pandemic on consumer Labor Day spending are on the decline.

Retail Sales Jump in January, Beat Estimates

Higher prices, omicron and the end of the enhanced child tax credit didn’t stop consumers from spending in January as retail sales rebounded from December, boosted by online and home furnishings.

Q4 ‘Superstore’ Foot Traffic Surges

Overall foot traffic remained rock-solid in the fourth quarter for a very important sector of retail, Chain Store Age reports. Visits to “superstores” were up 6.8% quarter-over-quarter, 10.9% vs. the year-ago period and 5.7% vs. Q4 2019, according to Placer.ai’s Superstore Quarterly Index.