M’sians spent 13% more on Singles Day this year


Data from iPrice revealed a 13% increase in consumer spending when compared with previous years, from RM245 (average in 2018 and 2017) to RM277 on Nov 11 this year. Secondly, consumers spent the most money on electronics and automotive items. They spent an average of RM422 on electronics, and RM228 on automotive products on Nov 11.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian consumers spent an average of RM277 on each online order during Singles Day (Nov 11,2019), 113% more than the average household spending in a single day.

Data from iPrice revealed a 13% increase in consumer spending when compared with previous years, from RM245 (average in 2018 and 2017) to RM277 on Nov 11 this year.

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