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Budget blues finally wear off for shoppers (JuneRetailStats Monday4/8/2014)

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Date Posted: 09:12:02 08/04/14 Mon

is on the road to recovery as consumers shake off the Federal Budget blues and rug up as winter finally hits
.Budget blues finally wear off for shoppers
Retail spending is on the road to recovery as consumers shake off the Federal Budget blues and rug up as winter finally hits.
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