Canada’s gross domestic product report next Friday is expected to show zero growth in Q2─a sharp cooling from the 2.2% gain in Q1 this year. Still, a flat reading in Q2 consistent with Statistics Canada’s advance estimates of monthly output through June is better than feared, given spring saw a surge in U.S. tariffs (and […]
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