The record drop in UK retail sales last month shows that consumption is falling fast under the lockdown, says Thomas Pugh of Capital Economics: At one end, there were clear signs the pandemic was keeping consumers away from the high street, non-food sales excluding petrol and online sales were down by 19.4% m/m, with an especially sharp 34.8% m/m fall in clothing sales. And petrol sales declined by 18.9% m/m. Department store sales did rise by 2.
Natalie91231732 Quite right, priorities
Well obviously if the majority of shops are closed but off licences are deemed essential
Yooooooo we all going to be alcoholics once we start living our existence again Watch out 😏
Funny that Stella is in this pic. Stella and cabernet sauvignon have become my daily 'relaxy-taxi' ritual.
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