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NRF's statistics show a continuation of growth in US clothing retail sales in May despite a slowdown in consumer purchasing ahead of tariffs.

The report came out a day after the Labor Department said that consumer prices rose a modest 0.1% last month from April and 2.4% from a year earlier.

Inflation surges to 3.5% due to April bill shock ONS data shows the rise from 2.6% the previous month is down to increases in many essential bills, including those for energy and water.

Price hikes related to tariffs are not showing up yet in many goods, like clothing, because the items aren't perishable and retailers continue to sell some "pre-tariff inventory," Tedeschi told ...

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Total Till sales at UK supermarkets increased by 9.6% in the four weeks ending 19 April 2025, up from 2.7% in March, according to NielsenIQ.