Russian footwear retailers suffered a drop in traffic

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The average consumer traffic in Russian footwear stores dropped by 10 percent during the summer months, Focus Technologies, a Moscow-based think tank, reported. Several factors are likely contributing to this trend, including the end of the rebound effect on the market following the turbulence in 2022 and growing competition, according ...

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