British retailers continued to report weak sales activity in May as consumer demand remained under pressure, although the downturn was less severe than the record decline seen a month earlier, according to figures released by the Confederation of British Industry on Tuesday.The CBI’s monthly retail sales balance improved to -46…
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British retail sales volumes fell by 1.3% in April every month, official data published on Friday showed, underscoring continued…