Hanoi Embraces Exciting Vibes for Black Friday

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A fashion store is offering discounts of up to 50%.
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Promotion campaigns for the Black Friday sales run from one to two weeks.
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On the streets around Ba Dinh, Dong Da, and Cau Giay districts, a lot of shops remain mostly empty, despite running 50% to 70% discount programmes since early last week.
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The most popular items on sale include clothes, cosmetics, gadgets, and home appliances with discounts of up to 80%. However, no large crowds gather or long lines form as seen in previous years.
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A shopkeeper in Cau Giay district shares that customers this year are very cautious, with many being more interested in the quality of goods instead of their prices.
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Even after the shop offers cuts of 70% on goods, customers are still not tempted.
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A shop in a shopping centre discounts up to 80% on all items and 20% to 30% on the latest ones to lure consumers.
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A banner in a shopping centre shows discounts of 80% on all items up to November 30.
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Many prefer buying products on e-commerce platforms than doing shopping in a commercial centre. Through online websites, shoppers immediately have a wide array of promotions to choose from, including several products with 95% off.
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A woman checks the quality of goods before deciding whether to buy them or not.

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