Cost of living: Retail sales recover slightly in July with 0.3% rise but long-term decline persists

U.K. Retail Sales Rise by 0.3% in July - ONS By Investing.com

U.K. Retail Sales Rise by 0.3% in July - ONS

Cost of living: Retail sales recover slightly in July with 0.3% rise but long-term decline persists

Clothing and household goods sales fall again, with feedback continuing to indicate consumers are cutting back due to increased prices and cost of living concerns, says the Office for National Statistics.

Retail sales lift but shoppers are making cutbacks in the long term – ONS

Sales lifted by 0.3% in July, significantly higher than economists’ expectations of a 0.2% drop, the Office for National Statistics reported.

Retail sales lift but shoppers are making cutbacks in the long term – ONS

Sales lifted by 0.3% in July, significantly higher than economists’ expectations of a 0.2% drop, the Office for National Statistics reported.

Retail sales in Great Britain rise despite cost of living crisis

July rise of 0.3% driven by online promotions but clothing sales continue to fallRetail sales in Great Britain unexpectedly rose in July as consumers continued spending despite concerns over the cost of living crisis.The Office for National Statistics said sales volumes rose by 0.3% on the month, after a revised fall of 0.2% in June, with a range of online sales promotions helping to overcome a broader trend for a decline in spending.Continue re…

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