Retail sales fell by 1.1% in December from a downwardly revised decline of 1.0% in November – below the consensus forecast for a -0.9% pullback. Motor vehicle & parts dealers reported a 1.2% m/m decline in December. Gasoline station receipts were also down 4.6%, though this was largely attributed to lower gas prices. We might […]
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