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February Retail Sales Show Slight Growth Amidst Consumer Caution

February retail sales reached \$722.7 billion, a slight increase from January, but experts warn of consumer caution due to inflation and economic uncertainty; some sectors like non-store retailers saw growth, while others like motor vehicles declined.

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UK Retail Sales Defy Expectations Despite Looming Economic Headwinds

British retail sales unexpectedly rose 1 percent in February, defying forecasts, with household goods stores seeing their strongest growth in nearly four years; however, upcoming tax increases threaten future sales.

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German Home Improvement Sales Fall 1.5% in 2024

German home improvement stores experienced a 1.5% nominal sales decrease in 2024 to €20.9 billion due to customer uncertainty, poor gardening weather, and the construction crisis, although garden chemicals saw an 8.2% increase and online sales rose 2.1%.

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China's Economic Growth Accelerates in January-February

China's retail sales and fixed-asset investment accelerated in January-February, exceeding expectations and boosting confidence in achieving the 5 percent annual growth target; government initiatives such as a 300 billion yuan trade-in program are driving this growth.

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Weak February Retail Sales Fuel U.S. Economic Slowdown Fears

U.S. retail sales rose a meager 0.2% in February, below expectations, driven by decreased consumer confidence amid rising prices and tariffs, impacting roughly two-thirds of U.S. economic activity; January sales were also revised downward.

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Germany's Steady Unemployment Masks Underlying Economic Weakness

Germany's February unemployment rate held steady at 6.2%, the highest since October 2020, despite a slight rise in unemployment to 2.9 million; however, the German economy contracted by 0.2% in Q4 2024, driven by decreased net trade and lagging household consumption, while retail sales saw a slight ...

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German Retail Sales Surge Despite Consumer Pessimism

German retail sales rose by 0.8 percent in February, exceeding expectations despite consumer pessimism and concerns about job security; food sales grew by 0.8 percent, non-food sales by 0.6 percent, and online sales by 1.0 percent.

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Consumer Confidence Plunges to 12-Year Low Amid Inflation and Tariff Fears

The Conference Board's March consumer confidence index plunged to a 12-year low of 92.9, fueled by worries over tariffs and inflation; this drop, exceeding analysts' expectations, reflects weakening consumer spending and potentially signals a looming recession.

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China's Economic Growth Accelerates in First Two Months of 2025

China's retail sales and fixed-asset investment accelerated in January-February, exceeding expectations and boosting the country's economic growth prospects for 2025. Government initiatives supporting consumption and trade-in programs are key factors in this positive trend.

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Weak US Retail Sales Signal Potential Economic Slowdown

US retail sales rose a meager 0.2% in February, far below expectations, driven by weak consumer spending amid trade war uncertainty and fears of inflation, impacting various sectors including department stores, restaurants, and gas stations.

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Amazon Sales Rise 6% During Boycott, Defying Consumer Activism

Despite a week-long boycott by The People's Union USA from March 7-14, Amazon's US sales rose 5.9% compared to the eight-week average, contradicting survey data indicating 9% of shoppers intended to participate and highlighting the disconnect between stated intentions and actual consumer behavior.

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US Equity Markets Fall on Signs of Economic Slowdown

Equity markets fell sharply on February 21st, 2025, reflecting a slowing US economy indicated by falling consumer confidence (-5%), retail sales (-0.9%), and home sales; the situation is further complicated by discrepancies in employment data and high interest rates.

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