Inditex sales jump 11.5% in May, beating analyst expectations despite Iran war inflation worries
Inditex, the owner of Zara, reported a strong start to summer trading with currency-adjusted sales up 11.5% in May, significantly beating analyst expectations, even as concerns over Iran war inflation weighed on consumer confidence.
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