UK card spending last week at 95% of pre-pandemic level: ONS

Goods, not services, back in vogue with UK consumers as Omicron spreads
Goods, not services, back in vogue with UK consumers as Omicron spreads Copyright Thomson Reuters 2021
By Reuters
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LONDON - Spending on credit and debit cards in Britain last week stood at only 95% of its pre-pandemic average in February of last year, in part reflecting the impact of a bank holiday, official data showed on Thursday.

The Office for National Statistics also said restaurant bookings during the week to this Monday stood at 119% of the level seen two years ago - a 28 percentage point decrease from a week previously.

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