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Retail Sales up 0.6% in Aug. From Jul. Even

Retail sales up 0.6% in August from July even as tariffs hurt jobs and lead to price hikes

Retail sales rose 0.6% last month from July, when sales were up a revised 0.6%, according to the Commerce Department’s report.

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Shoppers increased retail spending by 0.6% in August, even as tariffs led to price hikes and hurt jobs

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US retail sales beat expectations in August despite tariffs

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US retail sales increase strongly; softening labor market a headwind

U.S. retail sales increased more than expected in August as consumers bought a range of goods and dined out, but a weakening labor market and rising prices because of tariffs pose a downside risk to ...

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US Retail Sales Rise More Than Expected in Broad Advance

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US Retail Sales Beat Expectations In August Despite Tariffs

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US business inventories increase moderately in July

Inventories decreased at a $32.9 billion annualized rate in the second quarter, subtracting 3.29 percentage points from GDP.

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US retail sales increase solidly; headwinds from softening labor market loom

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U.S. retail sales keep up the pace in August in stronger-than-expected print

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Retail Looks Up As Inflation Eases, But Consumer Uncertainties Cloud The Picture

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. Retail sales remain strong, but consumers face slowing wage growth and rising credit card debt, limiting their ...

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Retail sales jump in August on surprisingly strong back-to-school season

Nine out of 13 retail categories reported increases in August, led by online retailers, clothing stores and sporting goods thanks to a blowout back-to-school shopping season. Clothing and accessories rose 1% from the previous month, while spending on sporting goods, bookstores and musical instrument retailers jumped 0.8%.