A return to the streets, stimulus still being drip-fed

Consumers have returned to the streets, with daily data showing that mobility is now largely back to normal. But it will be a while before they fully reopen their wallets. A lack of substantial policy support is preventing a faster recovery. Officials continue to talk about doing more but the only concrete measures announced this week involved small-scale support for the auto industry.

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