Retail sales index: 2019 Q3
Retail sales index for Scotland (RSIS) statistics for 2019 Q3, produced by the Scottish Government.
The Retail Sales Index for Scotland (RSIS) is a quarterly measure of the goods sold by retailers in Scotland. It is an important early indicator of how the economy is performing and of the strength of consumer spending.
The volume of retail sales (amount of goods bought) has grown by 0.4% during the third quarter of 2019. Over the same period Great Britain as a whole saw a 0.6% growth
The value of Retail Sales (how much was spent) grew by 1.1% during the third quarter of 2019. Over the same period Great Britain as a whole saw a 1.0% growth.
Quarterly results back to 2008 are available in the publication tables.
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