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While retail sales are a factor, I wouldn't discount the services sector's resilience just yet. Q2 could still surprise if other components hold up.
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I'm seeing the same thing. The initial optimism felt overblown, and now with the softer retail figures, it's hard to justify staying above 2%. What are others seeing in their models?