Canada'S Retail Sales In June Were In Line With Expected Sales Of Clothing Rose By 2.5%

Statistics released by the Canadian Statistical Bureau on 20 may show that Canada's retail sales in June rose by 0.5% years to 4% years, or 35 billion 950 million Canadian dollars after the quarterly adjustment, which is in line with expectations.

Comprehensive external power August 20th reported that the Canadian Statistics Bureau released 20 data show that Canada's retail sales growth in June is in line with expectations.

In June, retail sales rose 0.5% years to 4% years to 35 billion 950 million yuan (33 billion 880 million US dollars) after the quarter adjustment, meeting the expected market value.

Retail sales rose 0.3% in May.

In June, retail sales fell by 0.4% on a constant dollar exchange rate.

Core retail sales after excluding cars and parts rose 1.4% to $28 billion 270 million a month, with a median monthly gain of 0.6%.

In May, the core retail sales increased 0.6% after the correction.

Auto sales fell 0.1% to 12 billion 510 million Canadian dollars in June, and gas station retail sales rose 4.2%.

Sales of drugs and personal care products fell 0.3% to 2 billion 420 million yuan a month.

Sales of clothing and accessories rose 2.5% to 2 billion 60 million yuan a month, and sales of food and beverages rose 1.3% to 7 billion 940 million yuan a month.

Sales of furniture, household appliances and electronics rose 0.5% to $2 billion 630 million a month.

Retail sales in all provinces rose.