(Reuters) -U.S. holiday sales are expected to grow as much as 3.5%, the slowest pace in six years, the National Retail Federation forecast on Tuesday, as shoppers turn more frugal and get picky ...

In-store sales are expected to rise between 1.3% and 2.1% to up to $1.3 trillion in the upcoming holiday season, compared to a rise of 3.1% to $1.27 trillion, a year ago. KEY QUOTES ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Analysts at WalletHub are forecasting that U.S. holiday sales will surpass $980 billion in total spending this season. That’s an increase between a 2.5-3.5% from seasonal ...

US holiday sales are forecast to grow at their slowest pace since 2018 ... E-commerce sales are also expected to come in below last year’s figures, though they “will remain strong as consumers ...

A Deloitte forecast showed U.S. holiday sales are expected to grow at their slowest pace in six years. Online sales are expected to jump 7.1% during the holiday season from last year, according to ...

Holiday retail sales will likely grow between 2.3% and 3.3% this year, said Deloitte, a consulting firm. That's a bit slower than overall growth of 4.3% last year during the same period.

Sept 12 (Reuters) - U.S. holiday sales are expected to grow at their slowest pace in six years, data from Deloitte showed on Thursday as persistent inflation and dried up savings turn shoppers ...