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For example, one international retailer he worked with pulled out of a New York City deal due to concerns about the US market. The exceptions: Even in a challenging environment, some retailers remain bullish on brick-and-mortar—since physical stores still account for the vast majority of US retail sales (We forecast that 83.1% of total retail sales will happen in-store this year).
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With consumers and companies alike pulling back, Goldman Sachs has raised the probability of a 2025 US recession to 35%. We currently forecast US retail sales to grow 2.9% this year. But that outlook hinges on how—and how quickly—the Trump administration’s tariff agenda takes shape. If fully implemented, we may revise projections downward to account for a likely drag on spending.
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Several foreign carmakers saw US sales surge in March: But that momentum is likely to stall given the 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and imported auto parts set to take effect by May 3.
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Walmart’s total US retail sales reached $533.96 billion in 2023, growing 6.9% YoY, according to the National Retail Federation and Kantar.
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| Aug 7, 2024
Looking ahead: The cosmetics and beauty category is growing faster than retail overall—we expect sales will rise 5.5% YoY this year compared with overall US retail sales growth of 2.9%. However, financial pressures are beginning to curb that momentum. We’ve revised our 2024 category forecast down to $99.57 billion from nearly $102 billion, reflecting weaker cosmetics and fragrance sales.
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| Feb 7, 2025
Deloitte expects retail sales to grow 3.1% this year: That’s slightly ahead of our 2.9% forecast, but those projections could go askew in several ways.
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Source: J.P. Morgan
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The pieces are in place for another strong year of retail sales growth—we expect US retail sales to grow 2.9% YoY this year. But the growing divide between upper-income and lower- and middle-income households remains a concern that will worsen if inflation accelerates further.
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| Jan 30, 2025
BNPL is still a small retail payments player. While 73% of US consumers said they’d heard of BNPL in 2022, just 5.8% said they’d used it at least once over a 30-day period. US BNPL value will hit $80.77 billion in 2024, per our forecast—just 1.1% of total US retail sales.
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| Apr 15, 2024
US retail sales are falling back to Earth: After years of massive growth rates, we expect US retail sales to increase 2.9% this year.
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| Jun 30, 2023
US retail sales fell 0.6% in November: But spending on services like restaurants and travel continues to grow as shoppers prioritize experiences over physical goods.
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| Dec 16, 2022
Secondhand shopping is soaring: We expect resale volumes will grow more than twice as fast as total US retail sales through 2026.
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| Apr 5, 2023
US retail marketplace ecommerce sales will reach $603.20 billion in 2027, representing 34.8% of total retail ecommerce sales, per our forecast.
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| Jun 27, 2023
Despite these shifts, overall retail sales remained in line with our retail sales forecast, with total US retail sales for 2024 rising 2.8% year over year. Under normal conditions, we would expect retail sales to grow 2.9% YoY this year, as easing inflation and declining interest rates would support a gradual rebound in discretionary spending and big-ticket purchases.
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| Mar 19, 2025