$ 27 billion for Valentine's Day ...

With Valentine's Day approaching, most couples are in a rush to buy gifts, while special spending brings together economic mobility. The US National Retailers Association's (NRF) survey of 7,267 people reveals that the country plans to spend an average of $ 196.31 per person celebrating February 14 this year. The highest level in recent years According to information compiled from NRF data, a total of $ 27.4 billion is expected to be spent on Valentine's day in the United States this year. Private spending for February 14th will increase by 32 percent compared to last year, and total private spending for Valentine's day is projected to reach the highest level in recent years. Americans were estimated to have spent $ 20.7 billion for February 14 last year, while the expectation was $ 19.6 billion in 2018, $ 18.2 billion in 2017, $ 19.7 billion in 2016 and $ 18.9 billion in 2015. $ 5.8 billion will be spent on jewelry and $ 2.3 billion on flowers As part of Valentine's day this year, Americans are projected to spend $ 5.8 billion on jewelry, $ 4.3 billion on dinner outside, $ 2.9 billion on clothing, and $ 2.4 billion on chocolate and sugar. It is expected that $ 2.3 billion will be spent on flowers, one of the most favored gifts of February 14, while $ 2 billion will be spent on gift cards and $ 1.3 billion on celebration cards. Consumers living in the United States are projected to spend an average of $ 101.21 for their spouse on February 14, $ 30.19 for other family members and $ 14.69 for their friends. Those who want to buy gifts for their co-workers for Valentine's day are estimated to spend $ 12.96, while those who will spend for their pets are expected to overlook $ 12.21.