Numerator (Market Track, LLC)

Three-quarters of U.S. consumers plan to celebrate Mother’s Day this year, but more than half plan to keep their spending modest.

A majority of households across the political spectrum are concerned about tariffs, a recession and stock market volatility.

Most consumers who plan to celebrate St. Partick’s Day (March 17) intend to buy something, and more than half have one product category in mind.

While consumers are in favor of sustainable practices and products by overwhelming margins, their shopping behavior doesn’t always match their beliefs.

A new survey indicates many U.S. consumers are worried about new or proposed tariffs on imported goods.

The overwhelming majority (80%) of shoppers are upset about Joann’s upcoming store closings.

Intentions to celebrate are up in nine of 14 holidays in 2025, with Valentine’s Day (up three points) and New Year’s Eve (up two points) showing the biggest increases.

A new survey gives insight into consumer goals that may impact spending for the coming year.