Coverage dated May 16, 2022
Retail Spending Increased 0.9% in April, Boosted by Demand and Inflation
Headline from NBC10 Philadelphia
Retail sales were expected to rise 1% in April, according to Dow Jones estimates.
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NBC10 Philadelphia
Retail Spending Increased 0.9% in April, Boosted by Demand and Inflation ↗ (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)Published
NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description
Retail sales were expected to rise 1% in April, according to Dow Jones estimates.
MyNorthwest
Retail sales rise 0.9% in April as consumers show resilience ↗ (opens MyNorthwest)Published
MyNorthwest's feed description
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. retail sales rose 0.9% in April, a solid increase that underscores Americans' ability to keep ramping up spending even as
FOX Business
April retail sales rise 0.9%, even as consumers confront sky-high inflation ↗ (opens FOX Business)Published
FOX Business's feed description
U.S. consumers continued to open their wallets in April, even as inflation hovered near a 40-year high.
Valdosta Daily Times
US retail sales rise 0.9% in April in sign of consumer resilience amid high inflation ↗ (opens Valdosta Daily Times)Published
Valdosta Daily Times's feed description
WASHINGTON (AP) — US retail sales rise 0.9% in April in sign of consumer resilience amid high inflation.
Shore News Network
U.S. retail sales increase strongly in April ↗ (opens Shore News Network)Published
Shore News Network's feed description
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales increased solidly in April as consumers bought motor vehicles amid an improvement in supply and frequented
Al Jazeera
US retail sales rise 0.9% in April in face of sky-high inflation ↗ (opens Al Jazeera)Published
Al Jazeera's feed description
Americans are continuing to spend even as inflation persists at nearly a 40-year high.
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