LONDON (MarketWatch)
Retail sales volumes in the U.K. dropped 1.1% in
April vs. a year earlier and were down 2.3% compared with March 2012, according
to a report Wednesday from the Office for National Statistics
That marks the
biggest year-on-year fall since August of last year, when volumes slipped 1.2%
Economists were looking for an annual increase of 1%, according to Reuters
The
report blamed weakness in the automotive fuel sector. Retail sales values rose
by 0.4% last month vs. a year earlier, representing the slowest rate of growth
since January 2012
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