US holiday sales grow at slowest pace since 2018
Five charts to start your day
The story hidden in these charts from Bloomberg tells a worrying story. While total holiday sales in the US have steadily climbed to around $900 billion, the real drama lies in how fast – or slow – that growth is happening.
Cast your mind back to 2021, when holiday spending shot up by more than 12 percent – the steepest climb in recent years. It was a time of stimulus cheques and lockdown savings, with Americans splashing out.
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