According to BlockBeats, the growth rate of retail sales in the United States for the month of May was recorded at 0.1%. This figure fell short of the general market expectation of 0.3%. The data indicates a slower than anticipated growth in the retail sector, which is a key indicator of consumer spending and overall economic health. The lower than expected growth rate could potentially impact market trends and economic forecasts. Further details and implications of this development are yet to be analyzed.