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  1. 2022 holiday retail outlook. Canadians are craving connection this holiday season. Recent holiday seasons have seen Canadian consumers cycle between cautious optimism and concern.

  2. Demand for talent led to rising labour costs and inflationary pressures increased at an unprecedented rate. The pandemic led many retailers to seize the chance to make long-overdue investments in systems and processes to meet consumers’ rapid embrace of omnichannel shopping.

    • What is Canada's holiday retail outlook for 2022?1
    • What is Canada's holiday retail outlook for 2022?2
    • What is Canada's holiday retail outlook for 2022?3
    • What is Canada's holiday retail outlook for 2022?4
    • What is Canada's holiday retail outlook for 2022?5
  3. Oct 18, 2022 · Overall holiday spending will fall 17 per cent this year, to $1,520, with the biggest cuts in non-gift electronics (-55 per cent), travel (-30 per cent), and non-gift clothing (-27 per cent); Canadians will shop early and hunt for deals to stretch their holiday budget: One in three (37 per cent) will shop earlier this year, with 46 per cent ...

  4. Our 2024 holiday retail outlook may give retailers cause for cautious optimism around spend this season, with consumers shopping for value, trust, and transparency above all else.

  5. Oct 18, 2022 · In its 2022 Holiday Retail Outlook, Deloitte Canada says overall holiday spending is expected to fall 17 per cent to $1,520 per household as recessionary concerns and higher interest...

  6. Nov 14, 2024 · Executive Summary. This festive season, Canadian budgets for holiday goods are seeing a merry increase of 32 percent year-over-year – the most significant rise since 2019. Deal-seeking behaviour shapes holiday shopping strategies, with nearly 90 percent of respondents looking for bargains.

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  8. Oct 18, 2022 · In its 2022 Holiday Retail Outlook, Deloitte Canada said Tuesday (Oct. 18) overall holiday spending is expected to fall 17% to $1,520 per household as recessionary concerns and higher interest rates rein in budgets.

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