U.S. retail sales rate in February is 0.2%, expected to be 0.6%, and the previous value was revised to -1.2%
Golden Finance reports that US retail sales in February had a monthly rate of 0.2%, expected to be 0.6%, and the previous value was revised from -0.90% to -1.2%. The core retail sales in the US for February had a monthly rate of 0.3%, expected to be 0.4%, and the previous value was revised from -0.40% to -0.6%. The US retail sales control group in February was at 1%, expected to be at 0.2%, and the previous value was revised from -0.80% to -1%.
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