GDP (Q3) & Activity & Spending (Sep.)

Official GDP growth slowed last quarter consistent with broader evidence that the economy is cooling. There are some early signs in the September data that policy support is starting to gain traction but we think more easing will still be needed in order to stabilise growth.

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