Euro-zone Retail Sales (June)

The jump in retail sales in June follows a fairly sharp contraction in May and feeble growth in April, and means that retail sales growth slowed in Q2 overall. With the boost from falling inflation now behind us and the labour market softening, we think consumption growth will slow further in the coming months.

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