National Retail Federation (NRF)

As retailers continue to stock up for the holiday season, import cargo volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to rebound in July after a double-digit drop in late spring. But the rebound is not likely to last.

Halfway through the year, it is still difficult to predict the impact new tariffs and other government policies will have on the U.S. economy.

The National Retail Federation is seeking to block the implementation of a New York state law that would require retailers to tell customers that they use algorithmic pricing.

Core retail sales continued to rise in May despite tariff turmoil, with experts remaining cautious about future inflation.

Retail sales continued to grow in May even though consumers slowed down on stocking up ahead of tariffs, reported the National Retail Federation.

It’s expected to be a busy summer at the country’s major container ports as retailers move to get goods in during the tariff pauses.

Despite cost pressures from looming tariffs, Father’s Day spending is expected to increase this year.

Shoppers remained engaged in April, but their spending cooled compared to the previous month amid continued concern over tariffs on imported goods.