July 2018

Data revisions left Q1 GDP at 0.2% q/q, an improvement over the previous estimate but still weak. However the PMI data showed further improvement in June. As a result, economic growth is likely to have bounced back in the second quarter, to perhaps 0.4% q/q.

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