Research Briefing | Jun 14, 2021

US | Rising health conditions are fostering economic vitality

US | Rising health conditions are fostering economic vitality

With the spread of Covid-19 in the US slowing considerably and vaccinations continuing at a healthy pace, consumers are gradually spending again on services. We expect resurgent demand in Q2 and Q3 will support consumption growth of 9.5% in 2021 – a near 70-year high. The fading pandemic should also ease labor supply constraints, fuelling the addition of 8 million jobs in 2021.

What you will learn:

  • Vaccine rates have slipped but will get a bump as eligibility widens to young children
  • Airline passengers have nearly doubled in early June
  • Strong demand has lifted job openings to an all-time high
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