December’s CIPS/Markit report on services suggested that the economy ended 2010 on a much weaker note than the recent upbeat industrial data had indicated. What’s more, the Bank of England’s latest Credit Conditions Survey suggested that the impaired banking sector will continue to constrain the strength of the recovery.
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