Peak season is approaching, and 51 million Americans have already started or are planning to start shopping!

It is learned that according to a new study by the US credit card website creditcards.com, although the peak shopping season has not yet arrived, 51 million American adults have started or plan to shop this month.

The study said about 62% of Americans said they had decided to make large purchases online, which was lower than 71% in 2020 but still higher than pre-pandemic levels.

It is learned that online shopping is popular among American consumers because of its convenience, avoiding queues and crowds, cheaper prices, better quality of items, and a wide range of products.

According to research by creditcards.com, nearly all U.S. groups shop online, including 65% of baby boomers, 61% of millennials, and 58% of Generation X.

In addition, 38% of shoppers said that they would buy items offline during this year's peak shopping season, because offline shopping allows them to actually see and touch the goods, and the quality is more guaranteed. In addition, it can also support the development of local businesses and allow them to maintain strong competition with the online market.

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