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Retail sales have increased by 0.9 percent in April; a sign of continued recovery with three consecutive increases over the year. This is up 9.6 percent compared to the same period in 2021 and is...
Retail sales have increased by 0.9 percent in April; a sign of continued recovery with three consecutive increases over the year. This is up 9.6 percent compared to the same period in 2021 and is...
The retail recovery is back on track, with a new record set for sales in March. This month has seen an increase of 1.6 percent, which is the highest increase since November 2021.
In the lead up to the Federal election, which is set for 21st May 2022, the Australian Retailers Association has set five key strategic priorities that retailers should be aware of, and implement.
February retail sales are bouncing back, the Australian Bureau of Statistics has indicated, despite ongoing supply chain issues throughout the start of the year.
Australians shoppers are continuing to fuel the retail sector, with February sales increasing month-on-month, despite ongoing issues worldwide.
Aussies are expected to dish out a whopping $415 million on Valentine's Day this year, a report from Roy Morgan and the Australian Retailers Association has suggested.
Consumer confidence levels have dropped nearly two percent, reversing the growth presented the week before. Ongoing closures of WA and uncertainty surrounding personal finances seem to be the driving reasons for the dip, but how...
After a couple of consecutive increases in retail turnover, November 2021 has proven to be one of the strongest yet. But what does the new and rapidly spreading Omicron variant mean for retailers?
There will be no shortage of online sales this Christmas, with e-commerce sales skyrocketing in the lead up to the holidays.
Australians are expecting to whip out more than $11 billion for Christmas this year, and retailers are starting to prepare for another record-breaking year for e-commerce.
Retail sales are up 0.4 percent in May, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, which is up from the preliminary results of 0.1 percent earlier in the month.
Australian retail turnover has dropped four percent in August, with the main driver stemming from Victoria's Stage Four restrictions. In contrast, online retail continues to skyrocket, almost doubling from 2019 results.