Canada’s in a recession and has been for quite some time, says economist Lars Osberg. Perhaps not a true recession, according ...

"Without decisive action, Canada risks becoming irrelevant in the North American and global manufacturing supply chains." ...

Canada’s economy may have contracted last month for the first time this year but growth has nevertheless picked up this quarter, supporting the central bank’s pivot to a more gradual pace of rate cuts ...

Canada’s economy displayed signs of weakness towards the end of 2024, despite aggressive interest rate cuts by the central ...

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Canada’s economy expanded more than expected in October, but an early estimate suggests the momentum died in November. Gross domestic product expanded by 0.3 per cent in October, Statistics Canada ...

Advance data suggested gross domestic product shrank 0.1% in November, the first monthly contraction this year, after a 0.3% expansion a month earlier, Statistics Canada said Monday. The October ...

The stronger-than-expected start to the fourth quarter and an upward revision to September's growth rate could assuage some ...

The Office for National Statistics said on Monday that UK gross domestic product (GDP) showed no growth between July and September.

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Retail sales are considered an early indicator of Gross Domestic Product growth and contribute almost 40% to total consumer spending, which was primarily responsible for keeping Canada's economy ...

The following movements are in seasonally adjusted nominal price terms. Nominal GDP evaluates gross domestic product at current prices, without adjusting to account for price changes from inflation.