RCC Insights- Merchants Reported a Solid December, a Weak January, and an Improving February
The following commentary is an excerpt of the report covering the period of December 2023-February 2024.
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Data Services Explained: Your Knowledge Hub for Informed DecisionsConsumer Spend Trend: The Big Game Brings Spending Increase of 30% at Bars
The “Big Game” is a highly anticipated event for the food and beverage industry. Moneris spending data shows that spending is up across the sector, including an increase of 30% at bars, compared to the same event last year.
Consumer Spend Trend: Valentine's Day floral spending up 400% year over year, Moneris finds
Let’s look at some Moneris data to understand the consumer spending trends this Valentine’s Day.
Higher Interest Rates Have Induced a Change in Consumer Spending Behaviour
Higher Interest Rates Have Induced a Change in Consumer Spending Behaviour
Data Stories from Giving Tuesday 2021
Get a high-level look at Giving Tuesday numbers in Canada over the years and see what kind of impact COVID might have on how we give in the future.
Summer Spending Was a Bright Spot for Many Across Canada
From bowling alleys to movie theatres, many businesses that help us have fun saw a big boost in sales.
Data Stories from Stage 3 of Alberta’s Reopening
Step 3 of Alberta’s reopening began July 1, 2021 kicking off a long weekend of spending on local travel throughout the province compared to the week before.
Whatever you make, let's make it together - in‑store, online and on-the-go.
Explore OffersData Stories from Stage 3 of BC’s Reopening
Step 3 of British Columbia’s reopening began July 1, 2021 kicking off a long weekend of spending on local travel throughout the province.
Data Stories from Phase 2 of Ontario's Reopening
Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening plan kicked off on June 30, 2021 leading to line-ups for haircuts and a rise in spending on local travel and entertainment categories for the long weekend.
Data Stories from Phase 3 of Ontario's Reopening
There was a moderate increase at restaurants with the return of indoor dining but tourist attractions, recreational sports leagues, and gyms were where Ontarians spent the most money.
Restaurants Were the Real Winners of the Stanley Cup Finals
The Montreal Canadiens may not have brought home the cup, but that didn’t stop fans from filling theirs at their favourite watering holes across the province as they cheered on their Habs.