Retail sales increased in the world’s largest economy
Retail sales in the United States have risen less than expected, but with the highest extent in the past year and a half in September, according to a statement released by the Census Bureau (CB) released on Friday.
According to the Washington Department of Commerce, retail sales in September increased by 1.6 percent in the United States, both seasonal and calendar adjusted, after the 0.1 percent decline in August. (MTI)
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