U.K. | 2 July 2019 Money Data Continue to Send a Steady-As-She-Goes Signal
May's money and credit data indicate, reassuringly, that the economy still is growing
at a steady, albeit unspectacular, rate, despite the endless uncertainty created by Brexit.
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By Samuel Tombs
May's money and credit data indicate, reassuringly, that the economy still is growing at a steady, albeit unspectacular, rate, despite the endless uncertainty created by Brexit.
Posted: 1st Jul 2019 in 'U.K.'
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