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IKEA Defies Inflation: Announces Price Cuts Across the US with Special Online Deals Up to 20% Off

Mar 14, 2024 01:30 AM EDT | By Jep Collins


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IKEA, the popular Swedish store known for selling furniture and home goods, has shared some great news for shoppers in the United States. They're cutting prices on many items, making things more affordable.

Even better, they've introduced a special section on their website where you can find deals with up to 20% off.

The company also mentioned that these lower prices won't be a one-time thing. Over the next few months, customers can expect to see even more discounts on different products. This means more savings for those looking to spruce up their homes without spending a fortune.

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Good news for shoppers! IKEA has rolled out a "new lower price" page, with discounts on many items, including bed frames, shelving units, rugs, tables, wardrobes, and more. This special page is all about making it easier for you to get your hands on your favorite IKEA products without breaking the bank.

IKEA explains that these deals are possible because they've figured out a way to lower the costs of some of your favorite items. This means you can now refresh your home for less.

Interestingly, according to Fox Business, these price cuts are happening when prices are starting to stabilize in the U.S. in general.

This trend of lowering prices is not just happening in the U.S.. Ingka Group, the main owner of IKEA stores, has announced price reductions in several countries. This decision came after the costs of transporting raw materials decreased, allowing the company to pass on these savings to customers.

So, if you've been waiting to update your home or add a few new pieces, now might be the perfect time to check out IKEA's website for some great deals.

In a recent announcement, Tolga Öncü, the head of retail at Ingka Group, which owns the majority of IKEA stores, shared some exciting news with CNBC. "We are cutting prices in every country we're in," he stated.

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Öncü believes that now is the time for companies like IKEA to focus on making their products more affordable instead of just looking to make more money. He pointed out that many people find spending harder because they have less money to spare.

These price reductions began in Europe last September and have already shown positive results. Öncü noted that more people are visiting IKEA, and sales are up, thanks to the lower prices. This move by IKEA is a big win for shoppers worldwide, especially those trying to stretch their budgets further.

IKEA Puts Customers First with Price Cuts


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IKEA is making its products more affordable because it understands that many people feel the financial pinch. Jesper Brodin, IKEA's CEO, explained to CNN Business that reducing prices helps the company attract more customers and increase its market share, especially when people have less money to spare due to higher interest rates.

The Ingka Group, which owns most IKEA stores, is so committed to this initiative that it spent $1.1 billion to fund these price reductions, ensuring customers don't bear the cost, as Juvencio Maeztu, the deputy CEO, highlighted.

Maeztu emphasized that despite financial hardships, people still have needs and dreams. He believes IKEA is uniquely positioned to help during these times, especially as the global economy shows signs of improvement with lower supply and raw material costs, such as metal.

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