UK Sales Fall Low In Autumn September

< p > global warming makes September a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > autumn clothes < /a > sales fell to the lowest point, and garment retailers suffered heavy losses.

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< p > last year, clothing sales were 0.7% higher than this year.

Sales of food, furniture and clothing are lower than the same period in previous years.

Retailers hope to reverse the situation in the Christmas season.

Last month's sales growth was the lowest one so far.

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< p > compared with the physical store shopping, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > online shopping < /a > growth trend, the growth volume has made up for the loss of the entity store.

Data show that if there is no online shopping, the turnover in September will be very bleak.

Excluding food, online shopping increased by 13.4% in September.

Over the past three months, online shopping has accounted for 1/3 of the non food sector.

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< p > despite the fact that the UK economy is recovering, British consumers are cautious.

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< p > data continues to fall, which alarm the retailers, making them especially eager for the Christmas shopping season.

The unusually warm climate makes it difficult to sell clothes in autumn.

Consumers are very sensible about shopping. They think it is necessary to buy thick clothes only when the temperature drops.

Consumers cautious and rational shopping, but the retail industry has been battered.

Retailers are ready for publicity, hoping to improve their performance at Christmas.

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< p > Britain's economy is getting warmer. Economists had expected to rise again in September after a fall in August.

But in September, it experienced a great decline.

On Tuesday, economic experts said it is too early to say that the British economy is already getting warmer. There are risks both in China and abroad.

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< p > although the loss of a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > garment industry < /a > is quite heavy, according to the quarterly survey, the turnover of more than 7000 companies has significantly improved.

Experts predict that the GDP growth in the third quarter will be between 0.9% and 1%.

(GDP growth in the second quarter was 0.7%) compared with the second quarter, both manufacturing and service industries have improved.

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