Scottish retail sales monitor
Total sales in Scotland increased by 1.3% compared with January 2019, when they had increased by 2.2%. This is better than both the 3m and 12m average declines of 0.1% and 0.3% respectively. Adjusted for deflation, the increase was 1.7%. The latest published SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor, for November 2018, appeared to indicate that expectations of a 653 views Lacklustre start to golden quarter The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) and KPMG Retail Sales Monitor found total sales fell by 1.5% last month, compared with November 2015. However, when adjusted for deflation, sales were found to According to latest figures from the SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor, total Scottish sales in February were down 1% on last year. Total Food sales saw a 1.3% fall on the previous year, with growth in Scotland below that of The total sales rise in June, which increases further to 3.2% when adjusted for deflation, is the highest monthly growth since January 2014. The Scottish Retail Sales Monitor for June 2018, produced jointly by the Scottish Retail Council (SRC) and KPMG, also shows the year-on-year percentage growth in Scotland for the month is higher than the overall UK figure of 2.3%. 7. Scottish Retail Sales. The Scottish Government has published a retail sales index since 2009, which updates each quarter with the latest retail sales and retail volumes for Scotland. These figures are unadjusted for inflation. As the graph below shows, the value of those sales has deviated over the last three years.3 8. Scottish Grocer, Scotland’s leading magazine for the convenience retailing sector, has kept Scotland’s local food and drink retailers up to date for nearly a century. Renowned within the industry as a quality title, its knowledgeable and consistent independent editorial ensures it is a magazine that retailers can trust and rely on
1 day ago Total sales dropped by 0.8 per cent year-on-year in February, according to the Scottish Retail Sales Monitor.
The SRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor (Scottish RSM) is an accurate monthly measure of retail sales performance that acts as both a benchmark for participating retailers and as a key economic indicator. The Scottish RSM measures changes in the actual value of retail sales based on figures supplied directly by participating members. Total sales in Scotland increased by 1.3% compared with January 2019, when they had increased by 2.2%. This is better than both the 3m and 12m average declines of 0.1% and 0.3% respectively. Adjusted for deflation, the increase was 1.7%. Scottish Retail Sales Monitor. Oct 19: Scottish Retail Sales Monitor. Discounts Arrive to Kick-Start Non-Food. David Lonsdale, Driector, Scottish Retail Consortium: “This is a sprightly set of results for October, highlighting a more broadly based pick-up in demand across retail sub-sectors. This was buoyed by exceptional discounting as Total sales in Scotland increased by 1.3% compared with January 2019, when they had increased by 2.2%. This is better than both the 3m and 12m average declines of 0.1% and 0.3% respectively. Adjusted for deflation, the increase was 1.7%. The latest published SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor, for November 2018, appeared to indicate that expectations of a 653 views Lacklustre start to golden quarter
The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) and KPMG Retail Sales Monitor found total sales fell by 1.5% last month, compared with November 2015. However, when adjusted for deflation, sales were found to
Total sales in Scotland increased by 1.3% compared with January 2019, when they had increased by 2.2%. This is better than both the 3m and 12m average declines of 0.1% and 0.3% respectively. Adjusted for deflation, the increase was 1.7%. The latest published SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor, for November 2018, appeared to indicate that expectations of a 653 views Lacklustre start to golden quarter
The total sales rise in June, which increases further to 3.2% when adjusted for deflation, is the highest monthly growth since January 2014. The Scottish Retail Sales Monitor for June 2018, produced jointly by the Scottish Retail Council (SRC) and KPMG, also shows the year-on-year percentage growth in Scotland for the month is higher than the overall UK figure of 2.3%.
Total sales in Scotland increased by 1.3% compared with January 2019, when they had increased by 2.2%. This is better than both the 3m and 12m average declines of 0.1% and 0.3% respectively. Adjusted for deflation, the increase was 1.7%. The latest published SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor, for November 2018, appeared to indicate that expectations of a 653 views Lacklustre start to golden quarter The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) and KPMG Retail Sales Monitor found total sales fell by 1.5% last month, compared with November 2015. However, when adjusted for deflation, sales were found to According to latest figures from the SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor, total Scottish sales in February were down 1% on last year. Total Food sales saw a 1.3% fall on the previous year, with growth in Scotland below that of The total sales rise in June, which increases further to 3.2% when adjusted for deflation, is the highest monthly growth since January 2014. The Scottish Retail Sales Monitor for June 2018, produced jointly by the Scottish Retail Council (SRC) and KPMG, also shows the year-on-year percentage growth in Scotland for the month is higher than the overall UK figure of 2.3%. 7. Scottish Retail Sales. The Scottish Government has published a retail sales index since 2009, which updates each quarter with the latest retail sales and retail volumes for Scotland. These figures are unadjusted for inflation. As the graph below shows, the value of those sales has deviated over the last three years.3 8. Scottish Grocer, Scotland’s leading magazine for the convenience retailing sector, has kept Scotland’s local food and drink retailers up to date for nearly a century. Renowned within the industry as a quality title, its knowledgeable and consistent independent editorial ensures it is a magazine that retailers can trust and rely on
14 Aug 2019 The latest Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC)-KPMG Scottish retail sales monitor for July reported a 0.3% dip in total sales compared to this time
26 Aug 2019 for monitoring population levels of alcohol consumption: a Scottish of using alcohol retail sales data to measure and monitor population 9 Jan 2020 Last year was the worst on record for British retail, with sales falling for the first time firm KPMG, the lowest since they began monitoring the sector in 1995. The fashion chains Karen Millen, Coast and Forever 21, Scottish Official statistics published today show that the value of retail sales in Scotland grew by 2.5 per cent over the last 12 months while the volume of retails sales rose Monitoring and Evaluating Scotland's Alcohol Strategy: Monitoring Report 2019. 6. Alcohol retail sales. In 2018, a total of 44.7 million litres of pure alcohol were Get the BRC Retail Sales Monitor (YoY) results in real time as they're announced and see the immediate global market impact. The SRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor (Scottish RSM) is an accurate monthly measure of retail sales performance that acts as both a benchmark for participating retailers and as a key economic indicator. The Scottish RSM measures changes in the actual value of retail sales based on figures supplied directly by participating members. Total sales in Scotland increased by 1.3% compared with January 2019, when they had increased by 2.2%. This is better than both the 3m and 12m average declines of 0.1% and 0.3% respectively. Adjusted for deflation, the increase was 1.7%.
The SRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor (Scottish RSM) is an accurate monthly measure of retail sales performance that acts as both a benchmark for participating 19 Feb 2020 “Like early daffodils, this month's sales figures bring forward signs of optimism for Scotland's retailers after a chilly few months. Real terms sales SRC-KPMG Scottish Retail Sales Monitor – January 2020 home.kpmg/uk/en/home/media/press-releases/2020/02/src-kpmg-scottish-retail-sales-monitor-january-2020.html Scotland. 4. 9. The picture is a little clearer using the SRC's own Retail Sales Monitor, which publishes monthly Scottish sales data based on submissions 1 day ago Total sales dropped by 0.8 per cent year-on-year in February, according to the Scottish Retail Sales Monitor.