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Indicators Show Early Christmas Buying Traffic To Increase

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A strong response to early sales promotions and relatively mild weather have combined to push holiday shoppers into stores earlier this year, retail market-watcher ShopperTrak says. Consequently, the company has revised its Retail Sales Estimate of sales during the upcoming holiday shopping season, which are now expected to increase 3.2% this year over last, ChainStoreAge reports.

According to ShopperTrak, the 2010 calendar shift could strongly influence season performance this year as Christmas falls on a Saturday, meaning retailers lose a critical selling period late in the season. Conversely, the annually strong day after Christmas now falls on a Sunday, which history suggests will attract bigger sales and more customers than the regular Sunday between Christmas and New Year’s.

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