(Reuters) - The National Retail Federation estimated on Sunday that retail sales over the full Thanksgiving weekend will show a decline of 11.3 percent from a year earlier, to $50.9 billion.
The NRF said the average shopper's spending was down to $380.95 from $407.02, as early holiday promotions and a continued surge in online shopping changed the way consumers shopped this year.
(Reporting by Nandita Bose; Editing by Eric Walsh)
Relacionados
- Thankful to arrive on snowy U.S. holiday with power out, travel delays
- Thankful just to arrive on snowy U.S. holiday with power out, travel delays
- Bad weather along U.S. East Coast hinders Thanksgiving travel
- Garcia-Margallo asks Cuba to let ex-political prisoners travel to island
- U.S. issues travel warning for Djibouti over terror threat
