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Retail sales down but not out

Mar 04, 2010
From wire reports

TALLINN - Retailers in Estonia suffered another month in a more than yearlong downward spiral as January sales dropped 10 percent against year earlier figures, reports news agency LETA. The positive news is that the drop in activity at the check-out counter is slowing. Already from December the trend has shown improvement. In January, retail sales of goods totaled 4 billion kroons (256.4 million euros). Compared to January 2009, sales fell in most product categories, except for food, bev ...

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