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Shoppers face higher costs from tariffs but can find steep discounts on home tech, electronics, and toys as average spending is projected at $890, the National Retail Federation said.
- This year, retailers are stretching Black Friday across November with steep discounts on home tech and smaller electronics, Amanda Fama said.
- With tariffs boosting prices, analysts note higher baseline costs, as the National Retail Federation projects holiday spending will exceed $1 trillion and the average shopper is expected to spend $890, including $628 on gifts.
- Amanda Fama advises shoppers to start with a plan and list, use Google Shopping for comparisons, and tap retailer memberships and loyalty perks for early deals this year.
- Toys are among the deepest-discounted categories this season, with competitive deals on Barbie, Lego, Melissa & Doug, and steep discounts on smaller kitchen appliances.
- Fama notes the deepest discounts often come at Presidents Day and Labor Day, and she advises avoiding furniture purchases on Black Friday if possible.
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Black Friday is considered one of the biggest sales days around the world, where all stores and websites offer huge discounts on a wide variety of products, from electronics and clothing to household goods and cosmetics. This year, Black Friday falls on Friday, November 28th, making it an ideal opportunity for consumers to get great products at lower prices and save money.
We are at the stage of the year in which retail sales are multiplied. November and December make up the most intense season for domestic consumption: in many spins, these two months represent up to a quarter of annual sales. Just last year, the combined volume of this bimonthly was 15 percent higher than the average of the rest of the year for all spins.When performance is favorable, sales can push up to an economic activity that has a key weigh…
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