Car buyers rev up U.S. retail sales in effort to beat tariff price hikes. Economy is still growing.


Sales at retailers rose solidly in July for the second month in a row, but the increase in spending appeared to be a double-edged sword: Americans are still confident enough in the economy to spend, but they are also paying more because of higher inflation.

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