U.S. retail spending stalled in September as shoppers faced high inflation and rising interest rates.

Retail sales—which comprise consumer spending mostly on goods like furniture, vehicles and groceries but also at restaurants—were unchanged last month from August, down from a revised 0.4% increase in August from July, the Commerce Department said Friday.

This post first appeared on wsj.com

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