Eurozone retail sales slip, but not in Luxembourg
Eurozone retail sales, a key indicator or demand in the economy, slipped in June but not in Luxembourg, Malta, and Denmark
(AFP) Eurozone retail sales, a key indicator or demand in the economy, slipped in June even as other data suggested the bloc was finally turning the corner on a deep recession, official data showed Monday.
Retail sales by volume in the 17-nation eurozone fell 0.5 percent compared with May when they rose 1.1 percent, the Eurostat statistics office said.
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