Consensus on Canadian GDP
The Financial Post reports: Economists in a Bloomberg survey now see Canada’s economy expanding just 0.7% this year after shrinking in the first quarter. Here’s a picture of the fo...
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The Financial Post reports: Economists in a Bloomberg survey now see Canada’s economy expanding just 0.7% this year after shrinking in the first quarter. Here’s a picture of the fo...
Here’re quarterly and monthly GDP, normalized to October 2025: Figure 1: Canadian real GDP (blue bars), monthly GDP (black line), both in logs 2025M10=0. Source: StatCan, and autho...
GDP per person is once again on the rise
Prior was -0.6%GDP +0.0% q/q vs -0.2% priorMarch GDP -0.1% vs +0.0% expectedPrior +0.2%Full report hereReal gross domestic product was unchanged in the first quarter of 2026, after...
The release of Q1 GDP pushed growth to a very slight negative number (-0.1% vs Bloomberg consensus +1.5% q/q AR), after a downwardly revised Q4 print. Lots of skeptical commentary...
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Canada’s GDP rose 0.5% in April 2026, beating forecasts, but an oil-driven rebound and a weak May estimate raise doubts about momentum.
As of the 2026Q1 3rd release: Figure 1: GDP (bold black), GDI (red), GDO (blue), GDP+ growth iterated on 2022Q2 GDP (green), all in bn.Ch.2017$ SAAR. Source: BEA 2026Q1 3rd release...
Canadian economic output rebounded sharply after spending a month in negative territory. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows gross domestic product (GDP) ripped higher in April....
Canada's rebound in April should quiet recession talk
The Canadian economy is officially in a technical recession, but at least one Big Six bank says we’re not there. At least, right now. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows real gr...
Tariff pressure hammers auto and lumber sectors even as oil, gold, and copper push overall earnings higher
Per capita income up 9% to $1,901; remittances to cross $41b as fiscal deficit falls to 0.7%
Explore the U.S. economy in one chart, showing what industries contributed to America's $31.4 trillion GDP in 2025.
Friday release of May employment (labor force survey): Figure 1: Monthly employment from Labor Force survey (blue), nonfarm payroll employmet from Survey of Payroll, Employment and...
Canada's retirement giant posts 7.8% return for fiscal 2026, beating long-term sustainability targets as contribution rate cut looms
New CAF research covering 105 countries finds 71% of Canadians donated in 2025, giving 0.9% of income
Second-quarter GDP gets off to strong start after technical recession
A record millionaire count masks how unevenly the world's wealth still sits
Prior was +1.78 billionExports $75.16 billion vs $72.77 billion priorImports $72.44 billion vs $70.99 billion priorThis was the largest monthly surplus since January 2025 and is th...
Personal income, consumption, slightly above consensus; manufacturing and trade industry sales (April), and 3rd release GDO: Figure 1: NFP employment (bold blue), civilian employme...
Canada's population is dropping, but economists say that could be OK | CBC News
Royal Bank of Canada chief economist Frances Donald says Canada’s economy has shown resilience through early 2026, with per-capita data pointing to an early-stage recovery despite...
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