Adults join holiday toy shopping lists
Nearly one-third of holiday toy buyers plan to shop for themselves, and almost half for another adult.
Nearly one-third of holiday toy buyers plan to shop for themselves, and almost half for another adult.
Retailers face a divided shopper landscape this holiday season, with budget-conscious consumers seeking deals while affluent shoppers remain willing to spend
“Consumers are not abandoning holiday spending, they’re becoming increasingly purposeful about where and how they spend.”
The reductions come as retailers prepare for the holiday shopping season and consumers continue to focus on value.
Target Circle members unlock up to 40% off thousands of items across fall style, beauty, toys, tech and more from Oct. 6–7
The forecast predicts record sales, but Bain noted that Growth conceals pressures that complicate the consumer spending outlook.
Minty’s new Smart Shopper Study finds consumers are turning to AI and cashback and savings apps, shopping earlier to uncover best values
Holiday shoppers are moving quickly and spending more.
Getting a strong early start, consumers embraced convenience and connection through the season
With the 2025 holiday shopping season at the mid-point, total sales are on track to top $1 trillion.
Shoppers nationwide turned to the retailer for unbeatable deals on electronics to fashion and lightning-fast delivery in as soon as 10 minutes.
“At Dollar General, we understand the importance of being here for what matters to millions of customers—especially during the holidays,” said Emily Taylor, chief operating officer.
NMI’s study finds that Millennial parents are pressed for both time and money in 2025.
“American consumers may be cautious in sentiment, yet remain fundamentally strong and continue to drive U.S. economic activity.”
‘Tis the season for smarter spending and renewed confidence.
Despite economic uncertainty, most shoppers say they’ll celebrate and spend, with many starting early to stretch budgets and find deals.