U.S. retail sales increased by 0.3% in November, offering fresh evidence that American consumers remain a steady engine for economic growth, even as higher interest rates weigh on borrowing costs. According to the Commerce Department, holiday-season enthusiasm, elevated wages, and low unemployment contributed to stronger-than-expected consumer activity across multiple sectors. The gains were led by robust demand for electronics, home …
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