Halloween shoppers are cutting back — and Spirit Halloween, the spooky season giant, is betting big on Christmas
Consumers are expected to spend less on Halloween this year.
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- Halloween spending is forecast to drop by 5% this year, as inflation hits household spending.
- Spirit Halloween is expanding to Christmas with 10 new stores in the northeast.
- Winter holiday spending is projected to rise by 7%, per PwC.
Halloween shoppers are tightening their wallets this year, but the season's biggest retailer is eyeing America's next big holiday — Christmas.
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