Retail sales unexpectedly increased in the U.S. in February

The majority of analysts, expected a 0.2 percent decrease slowdown. Compared to this U.S. retail sales, rose by 0.3 percent last month.

The analysts surveyed by Reuters, expected a 0.2 percent decrease, because of the decreasing car purchases and the impact of the bad weather. According to the analyst of Scotia Capital; the data suggests, that the U.S. economy is stable and its improvement is also stable. Cashline disagrees with this optimistic opinions. According to the analyst firm; the macro datas do not show the whole state – reports Világgazdaság Online.