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UK Retail Sales Fall Most Since 2009 Financial Crisis

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UK retail sales volume declined the most since the financial crisis a decade ago with poor weather signaling weak economic growth in the second quarter, the latest survey from the Confederation of British Industry showed Tuesday.

A balance of 42 percent reported a decline in retail sales volume in June from last year, compared to the expected level of -3 percent.

Grocers were the largest contributors to the fall in sales volumes, while the only sub-sector to see rising sales this month was internet and mail order retailers, the Distributive Trades survey revealed.

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