Retail sales rise in May as consumers shrug off debt and wages worries
Consumers appear to have put worries about low wages growth and high household debt behind them to open their wallets in May.
Retail sales rose 0.6 per cent, on a seasonally adjusted basis, down on the 1 per cent growth recorded in April, but still three times the rate that most economists expected after a poor start to the year.
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