Retail Sales Rise 1.1% The Same As Analyst Expectations

13Mar2012March 13, 2012

Retail Sales Rise 1.1% The Same As Analyst Expectations

The Census Bureau of the Department of Commerce released its retail sales report today, Tuesday. The report showed that there was a rise in retail spending of 1.1%. The report showed the total retail sales for the month of February. Sales have been positive in this category since September and the trend is generally up. January's unexpectedly low 0.4 . . .

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