Canadian GDP likely edged lower in Q3 – we expect at a -0.5% (annualized) decline that would be slightly softer than the preliminary -0.1% estimate from Statistics Canada a month ago. Preliminary GDP estimates are highly revision prone, and domestic demand has shown more signs of softening in Q3 with both business and consumer spending […]
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