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Pound Sterling rises against US Dollar due to weak US PPI and Retail Sales data.

Pound Sterling is likely to approach 1.3330 against the US dollar, as the dollar weakens following disappointing US economic data. The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates steady at its next two meetings. Investors are looking forward to next week’s UK CPI data for hints about the Bank of England’s monetary policy. Pound […]

Retail sales rise, driven by restaurants, appliances, and furniture.

In April, American consumers increased their spending in various sectors such as restaurants, electronics, gardening, household goods, and furniture retailers. Spending at restaurants and bars climbed by 1.2% last month. This indicates that U.S. consumers aren’t pulling back on discretionary spending, even though analysts on Wall Street have expressed concerns that tariffs might impact economic […]

Donald Trump to Meet with Major Retailers After Big Retail Opposed Tariffs

President Donald Trump will meet with major retailers on Monday after the National Retail Federation (NRF) announced it would not support the president’s mutual tariff policies. White House officials I said Reuters will meet on Monday afternoon to discuss his tariff policy. The meeting will include representatives from Walmart, Home Defort, Lowe’s and Target. Walmart […]

NYC’s Union Square area on a roll for retail, restaurant leases

Union Square Park and its surrounding area lost much of their good time juice after the popular coffee shop in Union Square West closed in 2018 and the Blue Water Grill followed history in 2019. Even if the famous retailer on East 14th Street and the popular green market still attracts crowds, I never felt […]

Retail sales surged in March led by autos as consumers looked to beat tariffs

SW Retails Advisors Stacey Widlitz analyzes why retail spending was lower than expected in February at Claman Countdown. US retail sales rose more than expected in March as consumers put big ticket purchases on the forefront to anticipated tariff-induced price hikes. The Commerce Department released the data in March on Wednesday. This showed a 1.4% […]