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Do you suppose CCV can cash in the 41% increase in "Home Improvement" spending, if they put more effort(buying, and advertising on the radio) in selling more used tools and equipment ? Just maybe, we can eat a bit of the crumbs from Bunnings.


Weekly index of consumption per person, Normal weekly average = 100

Category	weekly data — 27.04.2020	Latest week vs normal week
Gyms & Fitness	5	-95% -95%
Entertainment	12	-88% -88%
Public Transport	20	-80% -80%
Travel	36	-64% -64%
Education	52	-48% -48%
Cafes	54	-46% -46%
Taxi/Rideshare	66	-34% -34%
Road Tolls	69	-31% -31%
Health Services	79	-21% -21%
Supermarkets	98	-2% -2%
Subscription TV	100	0% 0%
Pharmacies	104	4% 4%
Apps, games & music	105	5% 5%
Pet Care	120	20% 20%
Department Stores	134	34% 34%
Alcohol and Tobacco	138	38% 38%
Home Improvement	141	41% 41%
Furniture and Office	238	138% 138%
Online gambling	242	142% 142%
Food Delivery	313	213% 213%

Based on a weekly sample of the transactions of c.250,000 Australian consumers

Table:Source to: illion & AlphaBeta (part of Accenture)Created withDatawrapper