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UK: Covid lockdown restrictions hit retail sales
UK: Covid lockdown restrictions hit retail sales
December 18, 2020
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Sales fell by 3.8% last month, bringing to an end a six-month streak of rising trade.
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UK: Covid lockdown restrictions hit retail sales
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