retailers optimistic about the Olympic break in the sale, the credit insurer warned top

Oversupply of shares and adverse market conditions may allow small retailers in the main street with a severe hangover after the Olympic Games, a leading credit insurer. Euler Hermes said that these companies have failed to manage their stocks at or expected to be high estimates for the abolition of retail sales from the outbreak of the Olympic Games, are the ones that represent the greatest risks. * Despite the CBI figures suggest that the latest retail sales improve themselves, says Kieron Franks, Account Manager for Euler Hermes Risk that each peak has been with the Olympics a little exaggerated. "Many of our customers reported no significant upturn in the local providers are selling and now she had expected," he said. Hope that the Olympics can help retailers begin to happiness can be a little too optimistic. "Many visitors to the games are more interested in sports tourism, and so you can conduct business at a convention, which tend to spend less on entertainment and leisure to reflect," said Franks. The companies themselves are beginning to question the benefits of the Olympics into question, citing the likely impact as unknown. Although most people recognize a good idea to factor the resulting matches, € 2012 and the Diamond Jubilee, Frank believes that it is not supported yet to translate into additional sales. "We believe that any increase will be temporary," he said. "It is estimated that the Olympics is likely to retail sales of approximately £ 200 million in Q3 2012, but this is less than 1% of total expenditure in the year to generate," he said. "The profits will inevitably be biased towards London."