Retail sales edged up a less-than-expected 0.1 per cent to $36 billion in July as a decline in auto sales was offset by higher sales of furniture, electronics and building supplies, Statistics Canada reported Monday.
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Retail sales edge up in July
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Euro edges higher toward $US1.36
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Prices show little movement
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Retail sales in US probably rose for first time in four months
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Canadian dollar edges higher on commodity price rise
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Retail sales grow in March
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Home sales dip slightly but beat expectations
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Retail trade sales show marginal increase
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Retailers report dismal sales
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Consumer prices rose in July
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Alberta leading Canada in new auto sales
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Car sales continue to decline in August
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Auto sales to improve in May
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May retail sales rose by largest amount in four months
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Consumer prices rise less than expected in May
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Retail sales show much smaller than expected decrease in February
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Retail sales growth slower than expected in March