- Resilience likely to persist in Q3
- Manufacturing is solid and consumer confidence rebounded
- Labour market robust
- Growth in employment continues to slow
- Near term outlook has improved
- Growth will be bolstered by business and housing investment
- Exports held back by competitiveness challenges and trade policies
- Refining margins made strong contribution to inflation
- Wages don’t show a response to higher energy so far
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
