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The usa's Black Friday consumer performance was mediocre, but online shopping set a new record.
Data shows that this year, the consumer spending on Black Friday in USA retail stores only increased by 0.7%. In contrast, e-commerce sales in USA increased significantly by 14.6%, indicating that American consumers who pursue value for money are more inclined to shop online. At the same time, siasun robot&automation chatbots have driven a sharp increase in traffic to retail websites, with a 9% higher conversion rate for digital retailers using siasun robot&automation compared to those that do not use AI.
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US stocks closed | The three major indices rose together, the Dow and S&P continued to hit historical highs; most large technology stocks rose, nvidia rose more than 2%, Tesla soared more than 38% in the month, the best performance in nearly two years
US stocks posted weekly gains of over 1%, with the Dow rising by 7.5% in November and the S&P up 5.7%, both achieving the best performance of the year. The Nasdaq accumulated an increase of over 6%, small-cap indices rose by nearly 11%, the chip index rose by 1.5% on Friday but declined monthly, and Tesla saw a monthly increase of over 38%, its best performance in nearly two years.
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