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US online spending surges $24.1 billion as steep discounts boost sales, Adobe Analytics says

UNITED STATES, JUL 12 – U.S. retailers saw a 30.3% increase in online sales during the mid-July event driven by discounts on back-to-school items and extended promotional periods, Adobe Analytics reported.

  • Amazon hosted its summer Prime Day sales event from July 8 to 11, generating $24.1 billion in U.S. online sales.
  • Amazon extended Prime Day to four days this year amid fierce competition from other major retailers launching overlapping deal events.
  • Prime Day featured aggressive promotions across categories, with apparel discounts averaging 24% and electronics at 23%, similar to last year.
  • Shopping on mobile led transactions, driving 53.2% of online sales, surpassing Adobe's forecast of 52.5%, while discounts ranged between 11% and 24%.
  • The event's strong sales growth of 30.3% highlights Prime Day's evolution into a back-to-school shopping season despite trade tensions and margin pressures.
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regionalmedianews.com broke the news in on Saturday, July 12, 2025.
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