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Q2 GDP likely fell less than expected

GDP probably fell in Q2, but not by as much as initially expected thanks to the rapid restoration of supply chains. The direct implications for policy are negligible, and are likely to be overshadowed by policy responses to the recent movements in the yen and financial markets.

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