U.S. purchasers to invest fewer this vacation season, but Amazon nonetheless stands to achieve, Goldman Sachs states

U.S. purchasers to invest fewer this vacation season, but Amazon nonetheless stands to achieve, Goldman Sachs states


Amazon signage is exhibited exterior of an Amazon.com Inc. supply hub in the late night of Amazon Key Working day, July 12, 2022 in Culver City, California.

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Amid mounting financial uncertainty this holiday season, approximately a few-quarters of U.S. purchasers plan to commit significantly less than or the similar as last calendar year, in accordance to a new Goldman Sachs shopper study. And Club keeping Amazon (AMZN), a primary retailer for holiday income and promotions, should be a best place for American discount-hunters.



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