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How reliable are the high frequency indicators?

With the so-called “easy” part of the economic recovery probably coming to an end, the next leg is likely to be slower, particularly if like overseas, the UK suffers a renewed surge in virus cases and more localised lockdowns. While the high frequency indicators may on their own be little use in gauging the precise pace of growth, they will be indispensable in providing an early read on any slowdown ahead.

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