Where to Find , the Biggest Black Friday , 2022 Markdowns.<br />NBC reports that discounts have become <br />hard to find as inflation has reached a <br />four-decade high, hitting 7.7% last month.<br />This holiday season, retailers are hoping <br />deep discounts will encourage<br />Americans to shop in stores and online.<br />Heading into Black Friday, clothing, <br />shoes, toys and electronics are among <br />items already getting marked down.<br />In the hopes of drawing in holiday shoppers <br />looking to spread out their spending, some <br />retailers are offering markdowns earlier than usual.<br />Levi's is already offering a 40% discount, <br />while J. Crew is offering 50% off. .<br />Target already announced 50% off of toys <br />and games, while a number of TVs <br />are 60% off at Best Buy. .<br />Target already announced 50% off of toys <br />and games, while a number of TVs <br />are 60% off at Best Buy. .<br />Between September and October, <br />toy prices fell just over 1%, while jewelry <br />saw prices go down by over 3%. .<br />Between September and October, <br />toy prices fell just over 1%, while jewelry <br />saw prices go down by over 3%. .<br />According to shopping expert Trae Bodge, this year's Black <br />Friday sales should see standard discounts between 20% to 25%, <br />while bigger markdowns should be easy to find.<br />I am seeing so much activity right now <br />that I think it’s a really exciting time for <br />shoppers to get out there and get their <br />shopping done — and even do some<br />stocking up for themselves as well, Trae Bodge, shopping expert, via NBC.<br />I am seeing so much activity right now <br />that I think it’s a really exciting time for <br />shoppers to get out there and get their <br />shopping done — and even do some<br />stocking up for themselves as well, Trae Bodge, shopping expert, via NBC.<br />NBC reports that while consumers are generally facing <br />higher prices compared to 2021, retailers are offering some <br />of the biggest markdowns since before the pandemic