Students Return To School &Nbsp; Clothing Sales In Britain Have Risen Slightly.

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Before students return to school

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Promotion of procurement needs

Britain

Retail sales rose slightly in August, but the uncertainty of the British government's unprecedented fiscal slash plan made consumers reluctant to buy household goods in large quantities.

Data released by BRC British Retail Consortium on Tuesday (September 7th) showed that the overall retail sales in the UK increased by 2.8% in August and 2.6% in July.

In August, the same store retail sales grew by an annual rate of 1%, an increase of 0.5% in July.

After the summer vacation, primary and secondary school students return to campus. The demand for clothing, coupled with the weather changes caused by seasonal changes, has promoted the demand for clothing, shoes and caps, and thus promoted the overall growth of non food retail sales.

However, BRC also pointed out that despite retail sales

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Growth is still growing, but similar concerns about the deterioration of the employment environment and possible tax increases related to the government's debt reduction plan have forced consumers to think twice about buying major household items.