Black Friday Sparks Consumer Spending Surge Amid Economic Pressures

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US consumers are gearing up for Black Friday and the holiday shopping season, but inflation continues to impact spending power despite recent economic improvements. While many plan to spend more than last year, they remain cautious, seeking significant discounts. The potential return of tariffs under Donald Trump's presidency could further affect prices. Retailers have started early promotions, with online sales expected to grow significantly. The National Retail Federation forecasts a modest increase in holiday spending, supported by lower gasoline prices.
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