Topic

Retail Sales y/y

A collection of 6 issues

CHF Retail Sales y/y, Nov 01, 2024

Swiss Retail Sales Slow Down in October: What It Means for the CHF The latest data released on November 1st, 2024, revealed that Swiss retail sales, excluding automobiles and gas stations, grew by 2.2% year-on-year in October. This figure falls short of the forecast of 2.5% growth, signaling

JPY Retail Sales y/y, Oct 31, 2024

Japan Retail Sales Disappoint: Consumer Spending Stalls in October The latest data released on October 31, 2024, reveals a concerning trend in Japan's retail sector. Retail sales year-on-year (y/y) unexpectedly declined by 0.5% in October, significantly lower than the 2.1% growth forecasted by economists. This comes after

CHF Retail Sales y/y, Oct 30, 2024

Switzerland Retail Sales Slow Down in October: Implications for the CHF The Swiss Federal Statistical Office released its latest retail sales data for October 2024 on October 30th, revealing a slowdown in consumer spending. The year-on-year (y/y) growth in real retail sales came in at 2.5%, a notable

CNY Retail Sales y/y, Oct 18, 2024

China Retail Sales Surprise: A Boost for the Yuan? October 18, 2024: China's National Bureau of Statistics released its latest retail sales figures for September, revealing a year-on-year (y/y) growth of 3.2%. This exceeded analysts' forecasts of 2.5%, signaling a potential boost for the Chinese yuan. The

CNY Retail Sales y/y, Oct 14, 2024

China Retail Sales Surge: Positive Sign for Consumer Spending October 14, 2024 - China's retail sales growth accelerated in September, exceeding analysts' expectations and providing a glimmer of optimism for the country's economic recovery. According to the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China, retail sales

CHF Retail Sales y/y, Oct 01, 2024

Swiss Retail Sales Slow Down: What Does it Mean for the CHF? The latest data released by the Federal Statistical Office shows that Swiss retail sales year-on-year (y/y) growth slowed to 3.2% in August 2024, falling short of the forecast of 2.6%. This represents a decline from