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Labour Cash Earnings & Household Spending (Jun.)

The surge in wage growth in June was mostly driven by stronger bonus payments whereas base pay didn’t pick up any further. Meanwhile, the rise in household spending in June adds to the evidence that consumer spending bounced back last quarter.

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