On Friday, the Census Bureau gave us retail sales data for January, which fell 0.9% from December. That’s a much bigger drop than economists were expecting. Now, we usually see a drop in retail sales ...

The drop in U.S. retail sales in January was broad, with “little evidence of consumers trying to front-run tariffs,” according to Capital Economics. “The large fall in control group retail sales in ...

January retail sales missed expectations, impacting key sectors. Click here to find out why FDIS ETF is a Hold.

Another disappointing weekly performance for the Greenback pushed the currency to levels last seen in early December 2024, driven by equally discouraging domestic data and a continued lack of clarity ...

U.S. retail sales surged 4.8% year-over-year in January, rising to $668 billion, setting the stage for unexpectedly strong ...

Consumer spending took a sharp hit in January, with retail sales plunging far more than expected, raising concerns about the ...

U.S. retail sales dropped sharply last month, in part because cold weather kept more Americans indoors and dented sales at ...

Retail sales dropped 0.9% last month after an upwardly revised 0.7% increase in December, the Commerce Department's Census ...

We expect the USD to continue to be supported in the coming week and base this assumption mainly on the market expectations ...