Core Viewpoint - The overall performance of U.S. retail sales data is weak, with slight adjustments in market pricing for Federal Reserve rate cuts by the end of the year [1] Group 1: Retail Sales Data - The market pricing for Federal Reserve rate cuts was initially set at 49 basis points before the release of May retail sales data, which changed slightly to 48.5 basis points post-release [1] - The overall retail sales report showed weakness, but the control group, which is considered the best indicator of consumer conditions, performed slightly better than expected, with upward revisions to previous values [1] - The data series is currently difficult to interpret due to a significant increase in sales in March driven by tariff concerns, followed by two consecutive months of decline [1]