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GDP (Jun. & Q2)

The rises in GDP in May and June mean that in some ways the largest recession on record is already over. But as the full scale of the fallout in unemployment has yet to be felt and as GDP may take 12-18 months to climb back to its pre-coronavirus level, it’s going to feel like a recession for a long time yet.

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