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Total Till sales slowed in April, NIQ data shows

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UK Total Till sales slowed (+3.4%) in the last four weeks ending 20 April 2024, according to new data released today by NIQ which is a slowdown compared to the growth (+5.4%) reported last month. This is due to inflation slowing in April and affected…

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