Tag: consumer spending

Retail turnover falls in October

Consumers spent more than $35.7 billion across the country in October, according to seasonally adjusted figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Australian retail turnover fell 0.2% in October, following rises...

Aussies spend on travel and entertainment amid rising costs

Australians continue to prioritise spending on travel and entertainment despite feeling ongoing pressure from rising living costs, according to the latest CommBank iQ Cost of Living Insights Report. The report shows quarterly spending...

Household spending drops in October

The monthly CommBank Household Spending Insights (HSI) Index fell 1% in October. This was led by declines in spending across recreation, hospitality and food and beverage as the ongoing effect of interest rate...

Retail sales rise in September, but uncertainty continues

Consumers spent more than $35.8 billion across the country in September, according to seasonally adjusted figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Australian retail turnover rose 0.9%, following rises of 0.3%...

Household spending increased in August

The monthly CommBank Household Spending Insights Index rose 0.7% to 137.0 in August. This was led by increased education spending by international university students, higher transport spending due to increased petrol prices and...

E-commerce retailers must consider both convenience and value to succeed

After significant growth in peak pandemic years, Australian consumer online retail spending has stabilised, according to the Australian Ecommerce Report 2023 by IAB Australia and Pureprofile. The report found that 67% of surveyed...

Aussies to still spend big this Father’s Day

Ahead of Father’s Day this Sunday (3 September), new research suggests that Australians are set to spend $860 million on gifts. The research from the Australian Retailers Association (ARA) in collaboration with Roy...

Consumers continue to cut back on spending

Australians continued to “tighten their belts” in July, according to a new Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) report, with spending growth declining nationally to just 1.3% in the year to July. The monthly CommBank...
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