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Swiss keep Christmas gift budget constant

Swiss consumers intend to spend an average of 282 francs on Christmas presents this year. This is exactly the same as last year. (Archive image)

Swiss consumers intend to spend an average of 282 francs on Christmas presents this year. This is exactly the same as last year. (Archive image)

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Swiss consumers intend to spend an average of 282 francs on Christmas presents this year. This is exactly the same as last year.

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05.12.2024, 07:55

These are the findings of the annual Christmas survey conducted by consulting firm EY and the Swiss Retail Federation, which was published on Thursday. In 2022, the survey revealed a record average of 343 Swiss francs per person.

This year, more than half of the 753 respondents said they would reduce their spending on Christmas gifts due to the high cost of living. Women in particular want to save money.

The most popular gifts are still vouchers and money, followed by toys and clothing. In addition, 70 percent of respondents say they pay attention to sustainability when giving gifts.

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Swiss keep Christmas gift budget constant