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Easter Spending Surges Despite Egg Price Spike
4/8/2025
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- U.S. consumer spending for Easter is expected to increase by 5%, reaching $23.6 billion, fueled by candy, food, and gifts.
- Egg prices have surged nearly 100% due to avian influenza, affecting traditional Easter purchases.
- In the UK, 40% of shoppers intend to spend more, totaling £2.3 billion, primarily on food and luxury eggs.
- Australian retailers anticipate a $20 billion increase from travel and DIY spending, with Queensland leading in home improvements.
