The last time September Retail Sales growth was this weak was 2009,
limping aimlessly out of the ‘Great Recession’. With a mere 0.9%
year-over-year growth, Johnson-Redbook data seems to confirm what
Reuters reports is looming – the weakest U.S. holiday sales season for
retailers since the recession. Consultancy firm AlixPartners expects
sales to grow 2.8-3.4% during the November-December shopping period
compared with 4.4% in 2014, based on analyzing consumer spending trends
so far this year, noting (myth-busting for permabulls) dollars saved at
the pump are being directed to personal savings or on non-retail
activities.
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