U.S. | 16 October 2018 Q3 Consumption Rose by Nearly 4%, Despite So September Retail Sales
The softness of the headline September retail sales numbers hid a decent 0.5% increase in the "control" measure, which is the best guide to consumers' spending on non-durable goods.
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The softness of the headline September retail sales numbers hid a decent 0.5% increase in the "control" measure, which is the best guide to consumers' spending on non-durable goods.
Posted: 16th Oct 2018 in 'U.S.'
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