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SCOTT BARLOW
Will retail sales show U.S. consumer licking payroll tax-inflicted wounds?
SCOTT BARLOW
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Wednesday’s U.S. retail sales report will be the key economic data point for the week, offering the first look at the potential negative effects of the “fiscal cliff” tax legislation.
