Holiday Shoppers To Spend 6 Percent More This Season Use AI For Inspiration And Quality Deals
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Boston, Massachusetts--(Newsfile Corp. - September 4, 2025) - Holiday shoppers are expected to spend at least 6 percent more, or up to $1,077 per household, compared to last year,according to Simon-Kucher's highly anticipated 7th Annual Holiday Shopping Report, which provides data-driven insights and explores consumer retail macroeconomic trends. Consumers report stricter budgets and a shift toward quality and value over price in most categories.
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- Holiday 2025 will challenge businesses to capture growth in a cautious, value-driven market behavior is shifting in real time as businesses and households respond to ongoing economic uncertainty. Consumers are redefining how they spend, what they expect from promotions, and where they look for inspiration. A leading study delivering data-driven insights into 2025 consumer preferences, from major sales events to holiday shopping.
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