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零售管理協會冀聖誕銷情帶動全年零售銷售低雙位數增長
香港零售管理協會主席謝邱安儀表示,期望聖誕銷情可以令本港全年整體零售銷售增長,提高至低雙位數。
謝邱安儀認爲,未來一年仍有很多挑戰,憂慮通關初期未必有好多遊客,消費力或要幾年時間恢復。面對人手短缺、業主加租及貨品成本上升,她估計生意短期內難以回覆至疫情前,期望政府再次派發消費券,並探討設立店鋪租金管制。
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