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Survey of Manufacturing (Aug.)

The slight decline in manufacturing sales volumes in August echoes the decline in exports already reported for that month, providing more evidence that the recovery from the first-half recession is already losing steam. The gains at the start of the third quarter mean that the economy grew by an annualised 2.5%, but the renewed slowdown doesn’t bode well for the fourth quarter.

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