US retail sales barely rise in April

US retail sales little changed, signs of pullback after pre-tariff rush

Retail sales in the United States were near-flat in April, government data showed Thursday, with indications that spending is slowing after consumers rushed to beat higher prices from President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.

US retail sales little changed in April as consumers wary

Retail sales in the US were near-flat in April, government data showed today, held back by car sales and those at gasoline stations, while consumers remained jittery about President Donald Trump's economic policies.

US retail sales barely rise in April

U.S. retail sales growth slowed in April as the boost from households front-loading motor vehicle purchases ahead of tariffs faded and households pulled back on other spending against the backdrop of an uncertain economic outlook.

Retail sales peter out in April as tariffs kicked in

After rushing to buy new cars and other imported goods in March before tariffs took effect and raised prices, Americans reduced their spending at retail stores in April in a sign of caution about how the trade wars would play out. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source The post Retail sales peter out in April as tariffs kicked in appeared first on RocketNews.

Tariffs Slow Retail Spending As Producer Prices Post Sharpest Drop Since 2020 Tariffs Weigh on April Retail Sales as Producer Prices See Sharpest Drop Since 2020 - Invesco DB USD Index Bullish Fund ETF (ARCA:UUP)

U.S. April retail sales slowed to 0.1% as tariffs hit consumer demand, while producer prices fell 0.5% in a surprise contraction.

U.S. retail sales barely rise in April as households pull back on spending

U.S. retail sales edged up 0.1% last month after an upwardly revised 1.7% surge in March