April-June GDP annual rate -27.8% After Lehman Brothers fell to the biggest drop at 8:52 on August 17
As announced by the Cabinet Office on the 17th, the real growth rate of GDP from April to June was 27.8% in terms of annual growth compared to the previous three months. The decrease in personal consumption and exports due to the spread of new coronavirus infections was the main factor, and the extent of the decline exceeded the annual rate of minus 17.8% recorded from January to March 2009 after the Lehman shock and is comparable 1980 It has been the largest since the year.