It was once December, when retail sales increased. But, since November’s arrival, it has replaced December as the most popular month for the shopping scene.

The credit lies with the Black Friday (November 24) and Cyber Monday (November 27) sales, which offer discounts that will make bargain hunters giddy.

With interest rates on the rise and inflation rising, and living costs increasing with it, it is anticipate that sales during Cyber Monday and Black Friday as well as the awe-inspiring tech, beauty deals on home and lifestyle that they offer are anticipate to higher than ever before.

It could have started in the US however, the Black Friday Sale have turned into a massive flame across the globe.

Let’s take a look at the accelerating expansion in the event of online retailing.

When Is Black Friday 2023?

The calendar for this year’s year is Black Friday falls on the 24th of November, on an evening that falls on a Friday. As if things couldn’t get worse, Cyber Monday will occur on November 27th and will give you all weekend long delicious offers and discounts.

Black Friday 2023: Best Early Deals

It’s true that Black Friday sales have kicked earlier than expected. Look over our exclusive review of the top bargains on home, fashion technology and beauty, and continue going to see some of our most beloved products.

What Is Black Friday?

Black Friday began in the US and is the day following Thanksgiving. It is usually celebrate towards the end of the fourth week in November. It was typically the day that began the Christmas shopping season. In reality, in recent years, it has grown into an international shopping day with stores offering huge discounts and Black Friday deals on a wide range of products.

The growing awareness among shoppers of the occasion along with the competitive online shopping market means that it’s becoming more well-known in the retail market in Australia with more retailers having joined in. As for Australia, Black Friday is in the process of catching up to Boxing Day as our biggest event for shopping.

Why Is It Called Black Friday?

There are numerous reasons why shopping day is also known as ‘Black Sunday’. Certain are somewhat more depressing than other times.

The term was invent in 1869, when Jim Fisk and Jay Gould, two Wall Street financiers, bring huge amounts of gold with the belief that its worth would increase. However, it turn out to the opposite, and the market for gold fell dramatically, and a large number of Wall Street barons were left in debt. What year was it that this happened? It took place on the 24th of September on a Friday 1869. It was also dub “Black Saturday”.

Then, a few years later the phrase Black Friday re-emerged and tied itself to the day of shopping following Thanksgiving. In the 50s, in Philadelphia during the 50s when massive numbers of tourists and shoppers were swarming in the town on a Friday following Thanksgiving to enjoy the Navy-Army football match. The resultant mix of shoplifters and massive traffic jams, and other issues caused police to give it the name Black Friday.

How Does Black Friday Work?

If Black Friday becomes an increasingly popular holiday for Australian consumers, it is probable that stores will offer attractive discounts that will begin prior to Black Friday (and in the two days that follow it, prior to the time that Cyber Monday commences).

We’ll keep you up to date with the latest this day sales information to ensure you’re aware of the incredible deals and be aware of the exact date they’ll kick off.