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Money Minute, Wednesday 4 September: eurozone retail data and Canadian inflation

In Wednesday's Money Minute, we preview July’s retail sales data for the eurozone and Canada's latest decision on interest rates.

by: moneyweek
3 Sep 2019

In Wednesday's Money Minute, we preview July's retail sales data for the eurozone and Canada'slatest decision on interest rates.

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