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Australian Retail Sales Weaker Than Expected in May
SYDNEY--Australia's retail sales growth was weaker than expected in May, sending a further signal that the economy is struggling to gather momentum even as interest rates are being cut. Retail turnover rose 0.2% in May, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said Wednesday. Economists had expected a 0.3% increase over the month.
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