Bounce back in household spending won't be repeated

After a weather-related pause in the first quarter, household spending is soaring. Faster income growth and a potential drop in the saving rate could see second-quarter consumption grow by more than 5.0% annualised. But we wouldn't bet on a repeat performance over the rest of the year.

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