5 Aug 2020 Mortgage Refinancing will Support Incomes Immaterially This Year

Samuel Tombs (UK Economist)4th Aug 2020 14:10U.K., U.K. Key Issues, Economic Monitor

The economy will endure a sluggish recovery from Covid-19 this year, even if a second wave of the virus is avoided, partly because monetary stimulus is not filtering through powerfully to households.

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