Sentences with phrase «pressure on consumer spending»

Tax rises on the way, such a the 20 % rate of VAT coming in January and high inflation in relation to earnings will compound the pressures on consumer spending next year, he added.

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The market is also seeing increased pressure from the sale of in - shower moisturizers in the body care segment, which may discourage consumers from spending more on soap, bath and shower products that highlight intensive moisture.

Higher costs of living can lead to downward pressure on all areas of consumer spending.

Meanwhile, WPP isn't expecting any revenue growth this year amid pressures on the industry, including spending cutbacks by consumer goods giants and competition from consultancies.

The beverage industry is under pressure as consumers spend less on bottled water and more on high - value beverages.

«I think it's a combination of slower consumer spending putting pressure on everybody; we're putting pressure on our suppliers, our customers put pressure on us, and it goes right through the chain.

«The pressure on household incomes will also ease slightly in the second half of this year as inflation falls, resulting in a slight increase in consumer spending.

Specialty retailers have not only had to deal with a decline in the disposable income that consumers can spend on their pets, they've had to contend with increasing competitive pressure from other retail segments.

The recent financial downturn and the resulting economic uncertainty has put pressure on the job market and consumer spending, causing a significant drop in the number of people travelling abroad and the amount people spend on holidays and leisure activities.

However, with stagnant job growth and pressure on most employers to lower salaries, consumer spending has taken some time to help rebound the economy.

However, small - business owners should be cautious because of pressure to increase wages and benefits in a tight labor market, an anticipated reduction in consumer spending, and warnings from lenders against taking on too much debt.

The additional pressure on the end consumer's disposable income shows a decrease in foot traffic in shopping malls and ultimately the individual's spend.