WASHINGTON, July 16 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales increased marginally in June as lower gasoline prices weighed on receipts ...
US retail sales rose 0.2% in June to $768.6B, with gas prices masking stronger gains. Here's what it means for Fed policy and ...
US retail sales rose modestly in June, dragged down by a drop in gas-station receipts that masked strong gains at some ...
U.S. business inventories increased moderately in May amid continued strength in sales, pushing the inventories-to-sales ratio ​to the lowest level since late 2021.
Sales at retailers rose in June as Americans bought more new cars and spent more online during Amazon’s annual summer sales ...
Shoppers slowed their spending in June from May amid continuing economic uncertainty and fading benefits from generous ...
Consumers continued to power on in June, spending more at gas stations, online, in restaurants and at fashion specialty and department stores. In-store sales at specialty retailers rose 4.8 percent ...
Spending at US retailers last month was weaker than expected, despite the World Cup drawing tourists from around the world ...
Retail sales rose modestly in June, dragged down by a drop in gas-station receipts that masked strong gains at some merchants ...
Shoppers slowed their spending in June from May as amid continuing economic uncertainty and fading benefits from generous ...
Shoppers slowed their spending in June from May, as they spent less to fill their gas tank because of falling gas prices. But ...
Rising 0.9% month over month to $763.7 billion, U.S. retail sales for May 2026 came in stronger than expected. Rising 0.7% as well, the control group points to robust underlying consumer spending and ...