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IntroductionBy Scott Kanowsky -- U.S. retail spending rose by more than expected in October, according to data f ...
By Scott Kanowsky
-- U.S. retail spending rose by more than expected in October,FXCM mobile trading platform according to data from the Commerce Department on Wednesday.
in the world's largest economy increased by 1.3% during the month after the reading stagnated in September, above analysts' forecasts for growth of 1.0%.
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