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November retail sales quicken to 3.4%
November retail sales quicken to 3.4%

November retail sales quicken to 3.4%

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Fin24 - Jan 17th, 07:59

Johannesburg - Growth in South Africa's retail sales quickened to 3.4% year-on-year in November compared with a revised 0.9% expansion in October, Statistics South Africa said on Wednesday.  

On a month-on-month basis, sales were up by 0.9% in November, and increased by 3% in the three months to November compared with the same period a year ago.

Economists in a Reuters survey expected retail sales growth of 1.5% in November. 

Read more about: | statssa | holiday season | south africa retail

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