CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor, powered by Affinity Solutions, shows #retailsales increased for a sixth straight month in March as higher-than-average tax refunds helped offset rising gasoline prices. https://t.co/0LFgrOeKnm
According to Nat'l Retail Federation U.S. holiday spending is set to top $1 trillion for the first time this year. Consumers plan to spend an average of $890.49 per person on holiday gifts, food and decor — the second-highest in 23 years of NRF tracking.
CNBC’s Steve Liesman joins ‘Squawk Box’ to break down the latest results from the CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor, powered by Affinity Solutions. https://t.co/L9FcyOjYEP
Mark Mathews, NRF Chief Economist, covers #retailsales and consumer concerns about higher prices. Check out the Center for Retail and Consumer Insights for more.
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January CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor powered by Affinity Solutions shows sales drop from busy December but strong gains year over year. https://t.co/qdTtwa4WMH
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CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor powered by Affinity Solutions shows retail sales declined monthly in September but still grew year over year. https://t.co/qdTtwa4WMH
Dec 2020 was up 6.3% over Dec 2019, even though Cyber Monday was in Dec 2019 (and Nov 2020). So holiday was strong (as long as you weren’t a resturaunt, gas station, clothing store, or department store.
To those blithely citing the @NEJM article citing universal masking doesn't work. Please read the authors' reaction to you doing do:
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Best illustration of how stupid tariffs are:
Rather than paying U.S. Treasury $300,000 a month and getting a loan for $300,000 a month, you might as well not pay $300,000 to Treasury to begin with. We’re just shuffling money around.” https://t.co/PSDv3fAQoA
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