US Retail Inventories Ex Autos MoM Adv (Mar) M/M 0.5%
The 0.5% increase in US retail inventories excluding autos for March suggests a modest replenishment, which could imply that retailers are preparing for higher consumer demand.
Diageo (DGE LN) CEO says they intend to streamline the group, Bloomberg reports
Israeli PM Netanyahu is to visit the US next week for a meeting with US President Trump, Al Arabiya reports
US Retail Inventories Ex Autos MoM Adv (Mar) M/M 0.5%
IAEA's Grossi says they want to inspect the Iranian facilities where nuclear materials are stored. Discussed with Russia and others the possibility of sending the highly enriched uranium out of the country. Such material must not remain in Iran.
White House official says US President Trump met energy executives Tuesday, discussed domestic production, Venezuela, oil futures, natural gas, and shipping
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If this trend continues, it may signal a supportive backdrop for growth expectations, impacting both consumer spending outlook and the overall economic trajectory, particularly with regard to inflation and interest rate policy.
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