Retail Sales Jumped 5.3% in January, Far Higher Than Expected
Stimulus money sent at the end of 2020 appeared to translate into spending, rather than saving, reversing three consecutive months of retail sale declines.
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Retail Sales Jumped 5.3% in January, Far Higher Than Expected
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