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More Dark Clouds On The Horizon Bring Challenges For Retailers

Posted at 7:48AM Wednesday 10 Mar 2010

John Lewis Partnership chairman Charlie Mayfield has been quoted as saying "I think we're in a bit of a false dawn and I do think we are in for a more difficult time" due to certain economic factors looming on the horizon which could affect consumers later this year.

These sentiments were echoed in the latest white paper by the KPMG/Synovate Retail Think Tank (RTT) which warned of dark clouds gathering, which could create more turbulence for the sector and cause what we called a "retail relapse".

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