November retail numbers came in stronger than expected. Year-over-year growth hit 3.3%, showing resilience across multiple sectors. Online shopping was particularly robust with clothing up 7.5%, while beauty products saw sustained demand. The restaurant sector continued its momentum, and gas station sales remained solid throughout the month. These metrics paint a picture of healthy consumer spending heading into the final stretch of the year.
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ForkTongue
· 5h ago
Retail data is really impressive, no doubt about it. End-of-year money is still flowing, especially in the clothing and beauty sectors, which are extremely popular.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 6h ago
Hey, has the retail data picked up? But right now, most buyers are probably due to Black Friday discounts. The true demand will depend on how things look at the end of the year.
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NewPumpamentals
· 6h ago
Wow, 3.3%. This data really doesn't lie... Consumer spending is really bold.
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LiquidationAlert
· 6h ago
Retail data is so strong, why is the crypto circle still so quiet? LOL
November retail numbers came in stronger than expected. Year-over-year growth hit 3.3%, showing resilience across multiple sectors. Online shopping was particularly robust with clothing up 7.5%, while beauty products saw sustained demand. The restaurant sector continued its momentum, and gas station sales remained solid throughout the month. These metrics paint a picture of healthy consumer spending heading into the final stretch of the year.