TREE NEWS reports: US retail sales excluding autos and gasoline rose 0.2% month over month in September, matching the 0.2% consensus estimate but slowing sharply from a 1.2% gain the prior month. The reading covers core retail spending and strips out volatile auto and fuel categories.
US September Retail Sales Ex-Autos and Gas Rise 0.2% MoM, In Line With Forecast
The headline number is the least interesting part: matching consensus after a 1.2% prior-month gain means the consumer didn't collapse, but the momentum clearly faded into September. For crypto and RWA markets, this is macro backdrop rather than a direct driver — a softer core retail print feeds into the rate-path debate that still sets risk appetite. The open question is whether the prior month's strength was a one-off and whether this deceleration continues into the next data cycle.
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