US Retail Sales Stall as Inflation Slows Shoppers

The video discusses retail sales performance in September, highlighting a flat headline level compared to the previous month. It examines specific sectors like gasoline and motor vehicles, which dragged down the numbers, while food stores and health stores showed gains. The analysis also covers consumer behavior, noting that despite economic challenges, consumers continue to spend, supported by job growth and credit card usage.

What was the change in food stores' sales in September?

What does the data suggest about consumer behavior in relation to job growth?