Back to school shopping was not early enough to propel sales retail significantly upwards in July, according to the Association of Retail (FIR) industry leaders.
For July, published today by the Department of Commerce monthly retail sales figures reported modest growth in July 2009, with sales of self exclusion retail sales up modestly compared with sales from the previous month.In general, retail sales increased 0.4 percent in July and increased 5.9 percent sales in July of 2009.Ventas retail with automatic exclusion and part of car sales expanded 0.2% in July and showed gains of 4.9 per cent compared to the previous year.
"Retailers continue to persevere in an uncertain economic environment, relying on cost rather than sales growth controls to maintain profitability," said FIR President Sandy Kennedy.
With almost all earnings that is focused on the automotive sector in July, retailers saw declines in almost all the categorÃas.Almacenes decreased from 1.0% in June, with clothes and accessories of clothing not far behind, dropping by ciento.Mobiliario 0.7 furniture and household and construction materials were down 0.3 percent.
Today's retail sales continue the recent report of the Department work US 14.6 million Americans stay away from work.
"As the wider business community, retailers continue to deal with considerable market and regulatory uncertainty," added Kennedy.
FIR is the world's largest trade association and enterprises selling for less more innovadoras.Miembros FIR include more than 200 retailers, product manufacturers and service providers, which together represent more than 1.5 billion dollars in annual million American jobs and more than 100,000 stores, sales installations for the manufacture, distribution focuses domestically and abroad.
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