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Latest · China's Double 11 Shopping Festival Loses Its Appeal as Consumers Cut Spending (The Epoch Times)
China’s Singles’ Day shopping festival, centered on Nov. 11, is showing signs of weak consumer spending, according to reports published on Wednesday. ABC…
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First published 09:21 UTC, 11 November 2026 · Updated 11:54 UTC, 13 November 2026
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China’s Singles’ Day shopping festival, centered on Nov. 11, is showing signs of weak consumer spending, according to reports published on Wednesday. ABC News and Idaho Press said early indications suggest discounts have not persuaded consumers to spend more. Netscape and BNN Bloomberg also reported subdued sales or weak spending. The reports provided here do not give sales figures or details explaining the trend.
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Live timeline 6 headlines
13 November 2026
- 11:35The Epoch Times · China's Double 11 Shopping Festival Loses Its Appeal as Consumers Cut Spending Original ↗
12 November 2026
- 22:49Breitbart · China's Big 'Singles Day' Shopping Event Struggles as 'Optimism Over Recovery' Fades Original ↗
11 November 2026
- 16:21BNN Bloomberg · China Singles' Day shopping event deals with weak spending Original ↗
- 11:38Idaho Press · · also on 7 other sitesChina's Singles' Day shopping festival struggles to shake off weak consumer spending Original ↗
- 11:09ABC News · Subdued sales for Singles' Day, China's online shopping festival Original ↗
- 04:07netscape.com · · also on 16 other sitesSubdued sales for Singles' Day, China's online shopping festival, signal weak appetite for spending Original ↗
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