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Fears of interest rate hikes are putting Britons off shopping on the High Street, says Next

Daily Mail Money · 17 September 2026 at 22:00

Fears of interest rate hikes are putting Britons off shopping on the High Street, says Next

The fashion retailer said its sales would be hit this winter as British consumers also fret over rising inflation and a tough jobs market.

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Fears of interest rate hikes are putting Britons off shopping on the High Street, says Next

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