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U.S. holiday sales hit record $1 trillion, driven by bargain hunters despite economic challenges.
U.S. holiday shopping is on track to exceed $1 trillion for the first time, driven by value-seeking consumers despite economic headwinds like inflation, tariffs, and a recent government shutdown.
The National Retail Federation forecasts a 3.7% to 4.2% sales increase, with strong performance from discount retailers like Walmart, Gap, and TJX, while some chains like Target struggle.
Consumers are spending less on average—$990, down 6.9% from 2024—but prioritizing deals, practical gifts, and AI-powered shopping tools.
Online sales are expected to rise 5.3%, with record daily spending during Black Friday to Cyber Week.
Despite low consumer confidence, spending resilience underscores economic momentum, with early holiday trends serving as a key barometer amid market volatility and delayed data.
Las ventas de vacaciones en EE.UU. alcanzaron un récord de $ 1 billón, impulsadas por cazadores de gangas a pesar de los desafíos económicos.