Swedish clothing retailer H&M saw sales in local currencies fall by four per cent in the fourth quarter of its financial year. That's more than analysts had estimated, and the biggest drop since the third quarter of last year. Customers are spending less, and the company has also closed branches in Russia. The world's second-largest apparel retailer made the announcement in a statement today. The company's shares reversed course after a slight decline in early trading, gaining 1%.


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