Rumours of tax rises in the Budget in March and speculation that the population has shrunk sharply both threaten our view that the economy will eventually enjoy a quick and complete recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. What’s more, the latest data suggest that January’s lockdown may have been a bit more painful for the economy than November’s.
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