Already on July 5, IKEA will hold a large-scale sale, as part of which it will sell off the remains of its stock stored in Russia.
According to the Union of Consumers of the Russian Federation and the organization "Public Consumer Initiative" (OPI), the Swedish store will not offer discounts to Russians. And there is a perfectly logical explanation for this.
It is unlikely that any discounts can be expected, since IKEA products are traditionally in high demand. Plus, the market is artificially created excitement.
Oleg PavlovHead of the Research Institute
At the same time, economist Yegor Klopenko is moreoptimistic. He believes that there will be discounts, but only at the final stage of the sale. They will touch on those groups of goods that could not attract the attention of buyers.