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Employment (Jul.)

Today’s Labour Force Survey data painted a healthy picture for occupier markets. July’s data posted the largest three-month increase in employment since December 2015, as well as another fall in the unemployment rate. That said, with nominal wage growth struggling to keep up with inflation, the outlook for retail occupier demand seems softer than for offices or industrial.

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