Consumer Attitudes & Behavior

Shoppers are actively searching out deals, including coupons and promo codes, amid the pandemic.

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on grocery shopping behavior has been “profound.”

Consumer spending slowed in August as some federal relief measures, including the $600 weekly unemployment subsidy, ended in July. 

Holiday sales growth this year will largely depend on how much wealthy households splurge and how a range of different pandemic-related factors play out. 

Consumers are willing to shop for holiday presents, but the price needs to be right.

When it comes to promoting good hygiene and health, there is no difference between drying hands with hand dryers and paper towels.

Consumers are skeptical about trick-or-treating.

Despite the many changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers may follow traditional habits when it comes to holiday shopping.

Months after the COVID-19 virus hit and the retail world was floored, Best Buy achieved an 81% sales retention though most of its doors were closed.

U.S. consumer tech sales, strong since March, show no signs of letting up anytime soon.