US retail sales rose more than expected in February, indicating robust consumer spending. The data may influence Federal Reserve policy decisions and market dynamics.
- February retail sales rose 0.6% unadjusted for inflation
- Stronger-than-expected consumer spending reported
- Data may impact Federal Reserve's rate decision timeline
- Consumer discretionary and financial sectors likely affected
- No inflation-adjusted figures provided in the report
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