Insolvencies rose 0.6% m-o-m on a seasonally-adjusted basis (SA) in just, after a drop in May.
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Economic News
Employment drops in July, but mind the seasonality
Employment dropped 43k in July, much weaker than expected, partly offsetting the strong gain seen June.
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Year one of TMX: Increased export diversification, disappearing oil discount, and C$13bn in extra revenues
The expanded TransMountain Pipeline (TMX) has brought significant benefits to the oil sector and the economy in its first year of operation.
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With higher economic activity in June, Canada may have avoided a recession
Today’s release of the monthly GDP shows that the Canadian economy contracted for a second consecutive month in May.
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Bank of Canada: On hold, but willing to cut if underlying inflationary pressures ease
he overall message from today’s decision is that the Canadian economy has shown resilience to the US tariffs.
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Housing activity improves, as the extreme uncertainty eases somewhat
Housing activity improves, as the extreme uncertainty eases somewhat.