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© 2024 AFPInflation-wary U.S. consumers flock to 'Black Friday' deals
By John Biers and Loic Pialat NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES©2025 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Hercolobus
Wife said there are no more 50% deals. And it is only on certain items.
TokyoLiving
Black Friday for white sheep..
marc laden
According to the leftiies.. The US was a paradise and people were enjoying the price hike and inflation for 4 years... Then now what happened ?? suddenly!!
GBR48
BF seems to last for at least two weeks in the UK.
Just be sensible with your cash and shop around. Don't buy for the sake of it and don't lump stuff on credit cards as they have loan shark rates. If you can, save up for stuff and then get it, without paying huge amounts of interest.
My exercise bike expired last week. Getting an unexpected 20% off a replacement was welcome, so I can't complain. Plus it has prevented some of the Christmas stuff from expanding into November.
Sven Asai
Shop for your job! If you like Black Friday or not, doesn't play a role here. If we don't buy ourselves the many products we all produced, we'll simply be fired.
HopeSpringsEternal
It's a tale of two consumers, those with assets the younger and poorer cohorts without significant assets.
Any top retailer mgmt. team outside of non-discretionary will tell you most of their sales and profits come from the wealthy, far more than in years past.
That's not a good economy, why over 70% thought US was heading in a bad direction in exit polling on Nov 5th.
WA4TKG
The only thing I ran out for was $15 1/8’s !
Got a bunch at different places.
3RENSHO
'Is today Black Friday' in Nippon...?
Today is already Sunday, but the message is unchanged:
Spend! Spend! Consumer spend!