AUD: Retail sales likely to print 0.5% m/m growth for November – RBC CM

Analysts at RBC Capital Markets note that Australian growth slowed around midyear, with a variety of indicators including retail sales corroborating the negative print recorded for overall output in Q3.

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“However, household spending in nominal terms has picked up into Q4. Whilst some of this appears to be price/food-related, the 0.5%m/m outturn we expect for November retail sales does presume better growth in volumes as well. Early reports from Christmas/New Year sales have been unambiguously positive, too.” 

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