Fall of Sales for Children's Day Despite the Offer of Promotions and Discounts
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87% of the shops applied promotions, the average ticket reached $33,736 (a -21.1% lower discounted inflation) and the decrease was 0.3% compared to the same date of 2024. Read more
A report from the Department of Social and Economic Studies (DESE) of the Union of Commerce, Industry, and Production (UCIP) analyzes commercial results in Mar del Plata during the long weekend of August 15-17, including Children's Day. In the year-over-year comparison, sales for Children's Day suffered a 3% drop in physical units compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, weekend sales decreased 5% in physical units compared to the same period l…
The SME retail sales for Children's Day 2025 recorded a slight fall of 0.3% compared to the same date of the previous year, according to the survey of the Argentine Confederation of the Median Company (CAME).However, among the five items analyzed, footwear and leather was positioned as the sector with the best performance, registering a growth of 5.3%. Against all forecasts, footwear and leather was the category that grew most during Children's …
The Children’s Day again reflected the brake on consumption in Argentina. According to data from the Argentine Confederation of the Median Company (CAME), retail sales of SMEs fell by 0.3% compared to the same date last year, measured at constant prices, while the actual average expenditure plummeted by 21.1%. The average ticket reached $33,736, above the $31,987 of 2024, but by discounting inflation it meant a real drop of -21.1%. The reading i…
The CAME relavamiento reported a decrease of 0.3% compared to the same date last year, measured at constant prices. The average ticket reached $33,736 compared to $31,987 the previous year, which, discounted inflation, implies a negative real variation of -21.1%. SME retail sales for the Day of [...] The entry Children’s Day: there was a real decrease of 21.1% in the average sales ticket was first published in Pausa.
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