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Retail Sales (Mar.)

Retail sales growth was flattered in March by higher gasoline prices and the unwinding of temporary factors that had weighed on sales in February. We expect overall consumer spending growth to lag behind incomes growth in the coming years as heavily indebted households deleverage.

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