Group 1 - The report by PwC indicates that U.S. consumers are expected to reduce holiday spending significantly, marking the largest decline since the pandemic due to rising living costs and tariffs [1][3] - Approximately 84% of surveyed consumers plan to cut back on spending in the next six months, with an average holiday spending decrease of 5.3% compared to last year [3][4] - The most significant reduction in holiday spending is observed among Generation Z, with a planned decrease of 23% compared to the previous year [3] Group 2 - Retailers are facing challenges as 84% of respondents anticipate cutting back on expenditures, particularly in clothing, high-priced items, and dining out [3] - The overall prices of holiday decorations, including Christmas trees and lights, are expected to rise by 15% to 20% due to the impact of tariffs [5] - Retailers may reduce the number and variety of products available and could initiate promotional activities earlier in September and October to manage demand and avoid shortages in December [5]
报告称美消费者警惕价格上涨 美媒：关税恐将“偷走”圣诞节
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2025-09-04 02:56