-- ドイツ連邦統計局が木曜日に発表したデータによると、3月のドイツの小売売上高は実質ベースで前月比2%減となった。これは、改定後の2月の0.3%減に続く減少となる。 Investing.comのデータによると、アナリストは3月の小売売上高を0.3%減と予想していた。 前年同月比では、ドイツの小売売上高は2%減となった。これは、改定後の0.9%増、および市場コンセンサスの0.5%増という予想を下回る結果となった。
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