Pantheon Macroeconomics
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29th Jul 2022 15:48U.K., Daily Monitor, Weekly Monitor
Households saved much less and borrowed more in Q2; real spending, therefore, likely was unchanged from Q1.
On paper, households have ample scope to reduce their saving rate further, but we see several constraints.
Some already have depleted savings, credit conditions are tightening, and deleveraging will be more attractive.
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