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International Merchandise Trade (Nov.)

The modest rebound in export volumes in November wasn’t enough to offset the much larger decline in the previous month, suggesting that exports contracted over the fourth quarter as a whole. As things stand now, our calculations suggest that GDP contracted by 0.5% annualised in the fourth quarter suggesting that, after a brief third quarter rally, the economy is sliding back into recession.

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