Retailers still concerned over staffing, Covid and inflation despite positive sales figures

Retail groups have warned that any real spending boom may not be seen until next summer at the earliest
Latest CSO data show monthly retail sales volumes rising for the first time in three months in November, albeit at a rate of 0.6%; with clothing and footwear sales soaring and online purchases gaining in popularity.

Latest CSO data show monthly retail sales volumes rising for the first time in three months in November, albeit at a rate of 0.6%; with clothing and footwear sales soaring and online purchases gaining in popularity.

Retailers remain hugely concerned about Covid disruptions, staff shortages and inflationary pressures entering the new year, despite latest figures showing positive consumer spending patterns.

Latest CSO data show monthly retail sales volumes rising for the first time in three months in November, albeit at a rate of 0.6%; with clothing and footwear sales soaring and online purchases gaining in popularity.

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