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Slowdown in recovery will force policymakers to do more

After the 8.7% m/m gain in GDP in June, another surge as the economy re-opened in July is already baked in the cake. But the high frequency indicators have provided the first signs that the pace of the recovery is starting to ease. And the economy is now running into the first of the speed bumps that we highlighted could derail the nascent recovery. As a result, we think that policymakers have more work to do.

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