Oz Retail Sales Suffer In February
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March 19, 2021
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Retail sales fell by 1.1 per cent for the month of February, according to early figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.... Read More
Retail Sales Enjoy Biggest January Growth Since 2015
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February 19, 2021
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Australian consumers spent a staggering $30.5 billion in retail sales during the month of January – the strongest result for the month... Read More
Oz September Retail Sales Better Than Expected
Australian retail sales slumped by only 1.1% for September 2020, 0.4% better than expected in the preliminary data provided by the ABS.... Read More
September A Slow Month For Online Retail As Lockdown Restrictions Eased
Online retail growth dipped in September after customers turned back to physical stores in Australia asCOVID-19 restrictions eased around the country, with... Read More
CE & Audio Retailers Reap Benefits Of JobKeeper As Sales Surge
Retailers, many who have stayed open during the COVID-19 downturn are set to report record profits after receiving millions of dollars in... Read More
OZ Dollar Falls Below $0.60 Westpac Claims ‘Technical Recession’ Consumers Still Spending
The Australian dollar has fallen below $0.60 due to the Coronavirus and the slump in share values in Australia, and while goods... Read More
Black Friday & Cyber Monday Boost November Sales, Slow Christmas
National Australia Bank’s analysis of the nation’s spending over November and December has highlighted the booming popularity of Cyber Monday and Black... Read More
$14 Billion Will Be Spent In The Seven Days Before Christmas
A total of $14 billion will be spent across Australia in the lead up to Christmas as the National Retailers Association (NRA)... Read More
Oz Retail Market Up Despite Gloom
Australian retail sector activity reportedly increased in September according to a survey of the services industry suggesting it may not be all... Read More
April Retail Sales Slump, RBA Cuts Rates
Australian retail sales dived 0.1% in April [seasonally adjusted], contrasting the 0.2% lift analysts had expected. Results were hampered by sluggish performance... Read More
