Consumer Spending Holds Steady in May, Retail Monitor ShowsMay sales figures indicate that the pull-forward in consumer demand ahead of tariffs is likely dissipating Tariff Reductions to Drive Short-Term Import SurgeA revised forecast by the NRF shows an expected bump in imports as retailers bring in products for back-to-school and Q4 Father's Day Spending Could Reach Record Highs A new survey from the National Retail Federation found consumers are willing to spend more on gifts for dad Imports Expected To Shrink As Tariffs Take Hold The National Retail Federation's monthly Global Tracker Report forecasts a drop in imports in May, the first such decrease in 19 months NRF: Recession Possible, But U.S. Economy Solid For Now A new report from the National Retail Federation shows consumer concerns over various economic issues could lead to a slowdown Mother's Day Spending To Grow Shoppers this year are expected to shell out a bit more for mom over 2024 March Retail Sales Grow As Consumers Look To Get Ahead Of Tariffs Year-over-year sales were up 4.6% as shoppers stocked up on various items including appliances and clothing Consumers Expected To Increase Easter-Related Spending A new survey from the National Retail Federation shows shoppers will be out in force for the April holiday Imports Expected To Drop As Tariffs Take Effect The National Retail Federation forecasts a 20% drop in products coming into the U.S. from overseas New Tariffs Will Hurt Consumers, Retail Trade Groups Say Top officials with the NRF and FMI also express concerns about the impact the import tax will have on small businesses 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last