Holiday retail sales growth to slow as consumers spend cautiously on non-necessities, national group forecasts
The healthy jobs market and wage growth are generally outpacing slowing inflation and support consumers’ capacity to spend during the holidays, but consumers will be cautious, particularly when buying non-necessities, National Retail Federation President and CEO Matthew Shay said during a holiday sales forecast call with media Tuesday.
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