US Redbook store sales up 10.4% y/y for week ending October 31
Redbook store sales rose 10.4% year on year in the week ending October 31 and 9.8% for October as a whole, per TradingView citing RTT News/dpa-AFX.
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what happened
According to TradingView, citing RTT News/dpa-AFX, US store sales on the Redbook index rose 10.4% from the same week a year earlier for the week ending October 31. For October as a whole, the year-on-year gain came to 9.8%.
A separate report from the same source confirms the monthly figure, with Redbook showing a 9.8% increase for October compared with a year earlier.
why it matters
Redbook is one of the earlier gauges of US consumer spending, so a notable rise in store sales is usually weighed when judging consumer strength and expectations for the economy. Data like this mainly affects consumer-sector stocks and the dollar, though it is rarely seen as a standalone market driver.
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- MNI: US REDBOOK STORE SALES +10.4% WK END OCT 31 VS YR AGO WK — TradingView, 3 November 2026 at 14:10 UTC
- US REDBOOK OCT STORE SALES +9.8% VS YR AGO MO — TradingView, 3 November 2026 at 14:10 UTC
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