While the economy flatlined in June, it still managed to grow by 0.6% q/q rise in GDP in Q2. That said, some of the rebound in activity in Q2 may have been due to catch-up growth following the weakness of activity last year, with the timely data suggesting GDP growth has eased towards a slower rate of 0.2-0.3% q/q at the start of Q3.
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