Are you lacking the joy of Christmas?

Would you like shop luxury Christmas gifts or buy little but elegant gift, such as Christmas tree decor red bowtie, as your favorites? Actually, it is said that Consumers are lacking the joy of Christmas this year. Then I would like to choose the later.

The report said: over a third of consumers expect to spend less on Christmas presents than they did last year, suggesting retailers face a repeat of last year's Christmas lackluster seasonal spend-up.

Additional questions in the monthly Westpac Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment survey, found 34% of respondents planning to spend less on gifts this Christmas than they did last year, with 53 per cent spending the same.

"The general mood leading into the Christmas sales season ... is not particularly upbeat," Westpac chief economist Bill Evans said releasing the data that has a sample size of 1200 people.

He said the results were only marginally better than last year and "suggests retailers may be in for a repeat of the Christmas lackluster spending in Christmas 2009".

The overall Christmas consumer confidence index dropped 5.3% in November following last week's interest rate rise by the Reserve Bank and bigger increase in the lending rates of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

Although there are suggestions in advance, as sellers, in such a competed drastically Internet World may grasp every chance to promote their products and make the consumer’s consume psychology impressed. As our consumers, we may buy some delicate and meaningful gifts that will not cost much money. For example, when decorating Christmas trees, theChristmas tree ornaments are very cheap. You and your family may enjoy it very much.

Take myself as an example; I have shopped several Christmas gifts several times from Topons. Christmas red bowtie, especially, means auspicious and joyous, I love it! I believe it, so I recommend it.