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The US retail data for July has been released. At first glance, the month-on-month change is +0.5%, which is slightly lower than the expected 0.6%, and it seems a bit disappointing.
But the key point is that the June data was significantly revised up to 0.9%. It's like having a more stable first step, and the second step didn't falter either. For traders, this is not "dull data," but an added bonus for bullish confidence.
Data breakdown: Consumer resilience is surprisingly strong.
Core retail (excluding autos and gas prices): +0.2% → Steady rise in daily consumption supports corporate profit e
View OriginalBut the key point is that the June data was significantly revised up to 0.9%. It's like having a more stable first step, and the second step didn't falter either. For traders, this is not "dull data," but an added bonus for bullish confidence.
Data breakdown: Consumer resilience is surprisingly strong.
Core retail (excluding autos and gas prices): +0.2% → Steady rise in daily consumption supports corporate profit e