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Retail sales volumes were flat in March as rises in sales at non-food stores helped offset falls for food shops. The Office for National Statistics said sales growth was recorded at 0.0 per cent, down from 0.1 per cent growth in February. February’s data has been revised up from a previous estimate of 0.0 per cent.
Retail sales volumes were flat in March as rises in sales at non-food stores helped offset falls for food shops. The Office for National Statistics said sales growth was recorded at 0.0 per cent, down from 0.1 per cent growth in February. February’s data has been revised up from a previous estimate of 0.0 per cent.
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