U.S. wholesale sales saw a June rebound after a soft spring, signaling a potential boost in buyer confidence despite ongoing tariff uncertainty.
📈 June Highlights:
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Sales hit $698.5B – up 0.3% from May and 5.5% YoY.
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Durable goods sales: +0.5% MoM / +7.6% YoY.
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Nondurable goods sales: +0.1% MoM / +3.5% YoY.
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Inventories edged up 0.1% after May’s decline, with a 1.30 inventories-to-sales ratio.
While price increases may have factored into the uptick, the numbers point to momentum building in the industrial B2B space.
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