So May was revised ,4% down, and June was up .2% more than expected.
That’s how they play their shell game....down, here, but...up, there. Never an overall, over time, or, comparatively.
>>So May was revised ,4% down, and June was up .2% more than expected.
The sale amount is more because of inflation but I can bet unit purchase is down. They are compared with last year’s data. Compare with lower data will give a rosy result.