Preliminary data suggest industry-level gross domestic product dipped 0.1% in November, Statistics Canada said Monday.

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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 ...

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Canada’s manufacturing sector, measured as a percentage of gross domestic product, is tied with the U.K. for the smallest in the G7 at nine per cent. (Photo by Peter POWER / AFP) (Photo by PETER POWER ...

That translated to four million barrels per day of crude oil. As energy exports constituted 10.3% of Canada's Gross Domestic Product in 2023 and generated $199 billion of revenue, the drop in the ...

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 ...

Prices of products manufactured in Canada, as measured by the Industrial Product Price Index (IPPI), increased 0.6% month over month in November and rose 2.2% on a yearly basis. ...

Over 20% of Canada’s gross domestic product is tied to trade with the U.S. About three-quarters of Canadian exports are intended for the U.S., led by shipments of crude oil, automobiles and auto ...

Lower tourism spending on accommodation services (-2.5%) was the main cause of the overall decline in the third quarter. Food ...