actual 5.7, previous 4.9
The Redbook YoY (Year-over-Year) is an economic indicator that measures the change in retail sales from the same period a year ago. In this case, the event is specifically for the first week of February.
The actual value reported for this event is 5.7%, which indicates that retail sales have increased by 5.7% compared to the same period last year. This represents a positive change of 0.8% from the previous value of 4.9%.
The impact of this event is considered low, meaning that it may have a minimal immediate effect on the market. However, it still provides valuable insight into consumer spending trends and overall economic activity in the United States.
Overall, a higher Redbook YoY value suggests increased consumer confidence and spending, which can be positive for the economy and potentially influence market sentiment.