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Retail sales remain buoyant in June quarter
After adjusting for price and seasonal affects, the
total retail sales volume rose 3.3 percent in the June 2021
quarter, following a 2.8 percent rise in the March 2021
quarter, Stats NZ said today.
“Most retail industries saw increases in spending, with rises across all regions. Spending on big ticket items such as electrical goods, housewares, and vehicles was a priority for many consumers during this June quarter,” retail trade manager Sue Chapman said.
Electrical and electronic goods had the largest increase in sales volumes, up 6.9 percent, followed by rises in food and beverage, up 5.6 percent, and motor vehicle and parts retailing, up 3.1 percent.
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