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Survey of Manufacturing (Jul.)

The continued strength in manufacturing sales in July, combined with some upward revisions to the gains in the months before, suggests that the economy began the third quarter on a stronger footing than we had previously assumed. Accordingly, the risks to our annualised 1.5% third-quarter GDP growth estimate lie firmly to the upside.

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