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November 05, 2021EU AND EURO AREA RETAIL TRADE, SEPTEMBER 2021 
Month-over-month (Sep 2021 vs Aug 2021,seasonally adjusted turnover value)
In the European Union, retail sales were down 0.1%. In the Euro Area, retail sales were down 0.2%.
Year-to-date (Jan-Sep 2021 vs Jan-Sep 2020,seasonally adjusted turnover value)
In the European Union, retail sales were up 7.3%. In the Euro Area, retail sales were up 6.9%.
The strongest growth in year-to-date retail sales occurred in Lithuania (16.1%) and Romania (16.0%).
Retail sales were up for most categories across Europe. Food, beverage and tobacco sales reported slower growth. Mail and internet sales were up 20.8% in the Euro Area, and up 20.9% in the European Union.
Note: Data for some sectors is not available in September 2021 EuroStat database.
Source: EuroStat News Release, Database | Countries | Sectors
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