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Consumers shopped in record numbers and retailers delivered positive holiday experiences to inflation-wary consumers, offering great products at more promotional price levels to fit their stretched budgets. The holiday total, which is not adjusted for inflation, includes online and other non-store sales, which were up 9.5%
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“March retail sales show that consumers have maintained their ability to spend in the face of record-level inflation, supply chain issues and geopolitical unrest,” Matthew Shay, president and chief executive at the National Retail Federation, said in a statement. Clothing and clothing accessory stores were up 2.6% year over year.
In addition, tax refunds typically contribute to spending at this time of year but are smaller this year than last. Nonetheless, we are still looking at positive sales growth moving forward in 2023.” Grocery and beverage stores were down 0.1% Sportinggoodsstores were up 0.2% unadjusted year over year.
Holiday shoppers are demonstrating resilience, and retailers are providing great products and experiences at the right price levels to help stretch household budgets. Building materials and garden supply stores were down 2.5% Sportinggoodsstores were down 0.6% General merchandisestores were down 0.1%
Retail sales grew in July, supported by declines in prices at the gas pump and moderately lower inflation,” NRF president and CEO Matthew Shay said. Building materials and garden supply stores were up 1.5 Grocery and beverage stores were up 0.2 Sportinggoodsstores were up 0.1
On top of that, the enhanced child care tax credit ceased at the end of 2021, impacting millions of families. Grocery and beverage stores were up 1.1% General merchandisestores were up 3.6% Furniture and home furnishings stores were up 7.2% January’s results follow a 14.1% unadjusted year-over-year.
Despite all that’s been thrown at them including inflation, supply chain constraints, market volatility and significant geopolitical events, consumers remain able and willing to spend. Retailers are nimble and are dedicated to serving their customers with great experiences, great products and services at the best possible prices they can.
We are at a highly elevated level of spending, with dollar amounts in recent months some of the highest we’ve ever seen,” Kleinhenz said. Specifics from key retail sectors include: Clothing and clothing accessory stores were up 3% month-over-month seasonally adjusted and up 198.7% Electronics and appliance stores were down 3.4%
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