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Consumer spending from Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday projected to reach $127B

November 17, 2025

Nearly 80 percent of American adults are planning to maintain or increase their spending during the period. Image credit: ICSC Nearly 80 percent of American adults plan to maintain or increase their spending during the period. Image credit: ICSC

 

By Zach James for Luxury Daily News Service

Spending during the upcoming holiday weekend is expected to surpass last year’s levels, according to new findings from trade association International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).

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