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Labour Market, Industrial Prod. & Retail Sales (Apr. 22)

While employment recovered sharply in April and should soon reclaim its pre-pandemic level, the weakness in both goods production and goods consumption last month suggests that the economy’s Q2 rebound could be more muted than expected.

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