Here come retail sales...
Economists forecast that retail sales rose by 0.6% month-over-month in April.
Excluding gas and auto sales, retail sales are expected to have risen by 0.4%, according to Bloomberg.
Last month, sales fell by 0.2%, led by a decline in the auto industry, according to the Commerce Department.
That data followed the Big Three automakers reporting worse-than-expected sales in March, further suggesting the market may have plateaued.
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