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Boxing Day spending predicted to be higher than last year

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Boxing Day spending predicted to be higher than last year

Boxing Day spending predicted to be higher than last year

A retail expert says Boxing Day spending is forecasted to be up 3.2% higher this year compared to last year.

As shoppers make the most of Boxing Day sales in Oxford Street, London, Nathan Parsad-Wyatt adds, "online retail has its place, but nothing beats actually being here in the West End on a day like today".

Report by Brooksl.

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