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Retail sales rose 0.6% m/m in July,

Retail sales rose 0.6% m/m in July, in line with the consensus expectations. The increase was broad based, with solid readings on many core categories boosted by a gain in motor vehicle sales and gasoline stations. Motor vehicle and parts sales grew 1.4% m/m (previous: -1.5%), and gasoline stations reported better-than-expected nominal sales growth of 0.4% m/m (previous: 1.8%). Excluding autos, retail sales rose 0.4% m/m and were revised up for the prior two months. Retail control group sales rose 0.3% m/m in July, a touch below (0.4%) and consensus expectations (0.5%), as May and June results for the series were revised higher. May core sales are now estimated to have risen 0.8% m/m (initial: 0.7%), followed by a 0.2% m/m gain in June (initial: -0.1%).

"Together, we view the revised data as reflecting better momentum for consumer spending through the end of the second quarter. Furniture (0.8% m/m, previous: -1.0%), personal care (0.3% m/m, previous: 0.8%), clothing (0.4% m/m, previous: -0.9%) and eating and drinking establishments (0.7% m/m, previous: 0.5%) all reported solid increases in July, suggesting solid consumer spending will carry through to Q3", says Barclays.

Sales at general merchandise stores fell 0.5% m/m (previous: 0.8%) in July, but this was offset by a large gain in non-store retailers (1.5% m/m, previous: -0.2%). On balance, this morning's report paints a brighter picture of consumer spending in Q2 and suggests gains should continue through upward revisions to core retail sales for May and July suggest consumer spending rose more than initially estimated in Q2.

"These data pushed our tracking estimate of Q2 real consumption growth to 3.1% from 2.9%, boosting our Q2 GDP tracking estimate one-tenth, to 3.0%. Stronger monthly sales at the end of Q2 also provide a better starting point for monthly consumption in Q3. This boosted our estimate of Q3 real consumption growth two-tenths, to 3.2%. Our Q3 GDP tracking estimate rose one-tenth as a result, to 2.6%", notes Barclays.

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Retail sales rose 0.6% m/m in July, in line with the consensus expectations. The increase was broad based, with solid readings on many core categories boosted by a gain in motor vehicle sales and gasoline stations. Motor vehicle and parts sales grew 1.4% m/m (previous: -1.5%), and gasoline stations reported better-than-expected nominal sales growth of 0.4% m/m (previous: 1.8%). Excluding autos, retail sales rose 0.4% m/m and were revised up for the prior two months. Retail control group sales rose 0.3% m/m in July, a touch below (0.4%) and consensus expectations (0.5%), as May and June results for the series were revised higher. May core sales are now estimated to have risen 0.8% m/m (initial: 0.7%), followed by a 0.2% m/m gain in June (initial: -0.1%)."Together, we view the revised data as reflecting better momentum for consumer spending through the end of the second quarter. Furniture (0.8% m/m, previous: -1.0%), personal care (0.3% m/m, previous: 0.8%), clothing (0.4% m/m, previous: -0.9%) and eating and drinking establishments (0.7% m/m, previous: 0.5%) all reported solid increases in July, suggesting solid consumer spending will carry through to Q3", says Barclays.Sales at general merchandise stores fell 0.5% m/m (previous: 0.8%) in July, but this was offset by a large gain in non-store retailers (1.5% m/m, previous: -0.2%). On balance, this morning's report paints a brighter picture of consumer spending in Q2 and suggests gains should continue through upward revisions to core retail sales for May and July suggest consumer spending rose more than initially estimated in Q2."These data pushed our tracking estimate of Q2 real consumption growth to 3.1% from 2.9%, boosting our Q2 GDP tracking estimate one-tenth, to 3.0%. Stronger monthly sales at the end of Q2 also provide a better starting point for monthly consumption in Q3. This boosted our estimate of Q3 real consumption growth two-tenths, to 3.2%. Our Q3 GDP tracking estimate rose one-tenth as a result, to 2.6%", notes Barclays.
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Penjualan ritel naik 0,6% m / m pada bulan Juli, sejalan dengan ekspektasi konsensus. Kenaikan ini berbasis luas, dengan pembacaan solid pada banyak kategori inti didorong oleh kenaikan penjualan kendaraan bermotor dan stasiun bensin. Kendaraan bermotor dan bagian penjualan tumbuh 1,4% m / m (sebelumnya: -1.5%), dan stasiun bensin melaporkan pertumbuhan penjualan nominal yang lebih baik dari perkiraan 0,4% m / m (sebelumnya: 1,8%). Tidak termasuk otomotif, penjualan ritel naik 0,4% m / m dan direvisi naik untuk dua bulan sebelumnya. Penjualan kelompok kontrol ritel naik 0,3% m / m pada bulan Juli, sentuhan bawah (0,4%) dan ekspektasi konsensus (0,5%), sebagai Mei dan Juni hasil untuk seri direvisi lebih tinggi. Penjualan inti Mei sekarang diperkirakan telah meningkat 0,8% m / m (awal: 0,7%), diikuti oleh kenaikan 0,2% m / m di bulan Juni. (Awal: -0.1%) "Bersama-sama, kita melihat data yang direvisi sebagai mencerminkan momentum baik untuk belanja konsumen melalui akhir kuartal kedua Furniture (0,8% m / m, sebelumnya: -1.0%)., perawatan pribadi (0,3% m / m, sebelumnya: 0,8%), pakaian (0,4% m / m , sebelumnya: -0.9%) dan makan dan minum pendirian (0,7% m / m, sebelumnya: 0,5%) semua melaporkan kenaikan yang solid pada bulan Juli, menunjukkan belanja konsumen yang kuat akan membawa hingga Q3 ", kata Barclays. Penjualan di toko-toko barang umum turun 0,5% m / m (sebelumnya: 0,8%) pada bulan Juli, tapi ini diimbangi oleh keuntungan besar di pengecer non-toko (1,5% m / m, sebelumnya: -0.2%). Pada keseimbangan, laporan pagi ini melukiskan gambaran cerah dari belanja konsumen di Q2 dan menunjukkan keuntungan harus terus melalui revisi ke atas untuk penjualan ritel inti untuk Mei dan Juli menunjukkan belanja konsumen naik lebih dari yang diperkirakan pada Q2. "Data ini mendorong perkiraan pelacakan kami Pertumbuhan Q2 konsumsi riil menjadi 3,1% dari 2,9%, meningkatkan pelacakan GDP Q2 kami memperkirakan sepersepuluh, menjadi 3,0%. penjualan bulanan kuat pada akhir Q2 juga menyediakan titik awal yang lebih baik untuk konsumsi bulanan di Q3. Ini didorong perkiraan kami Pertumbuhan konsumsi riil Q3 dua persepuluh, menjadi 3,2%. Perkiraan pelacakan GDP Q3 kami naik sepersepuluh sebagai hasilnya, menjadi 2,6% ", mencatat Barclays.







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