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With financial pressures continuing to mount, 73% of consumers say that they now plan to cut back on retail spending over 2023
Only 20% of retailers predict a fall in consumer demand, despite rampant inflation adding $18bn to prices across the board
Consumers plan to prioritise bargains, buying for only their close loved ones and hybrid shopping experiences this festive season as they plan to cut back...
Almost nine in ten consumers plan to cut back non-essential spending, as most households face double-digit declines in discretionary incomes
40% of consumers feel negative or very negative about Christmas and plan to cut back and change how they spend
Businesses estimate subscriptions accounted for 36% of revenue over the past year, up 11% – but shoppers are now reigning their spending in
The UK retail and hospitality sectors are predicted to receive a £1.2bn boost during the Women’s UEFA 2022 European Championships (EURO 2022)
Report highlights that a significant section of the UK public has pulled back on online shopping in the last six months
Consumer spending grew 3.9% year-on-year in January, marking a distinct uplift from the low levels of growth seen in 2019.