At an aggregate level, the second quarter GDP data suggest that the BRIC economies held up relatively well in Q2. However, this was largely due to a surprisingly strong rebound in Brazil. In the other BRIC countries, growth rates continued to slow towards lows not witnessed since 2009.
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