That follows a 0.2% expansion in July GDP to 2.234 trillion Canadian dollars, the equivalent of $1.733 trillion. Compared with a year earlier, GDP in July increased 1.5%.

Statistics Canada’s early figure suggests GDP inched up 0.1% on-month in March, helped by a rebound in mining and oil and gas extraction. After a solid performance in the second half of last ...

Canada's GDP rebounds in January, likely up 0.4% in February. By Promit Mukherjee and Ismail Shakil. March 28, 2024 1:52 PM UTC Updated ago Item 1 of 3 : A view of East ...

Canada GDP Growth Picks Up Modestly to 2.2% in First Quarter. ... In March industry-level GDP rose 0.1% month over month, partly due to a rebound in oil-and-gas activity.

Canada's economy contracted more than expected in November as activity across a majority of sectors ... Analysts polled by Reuters had estimated the GDP to drop by 0.1% in November and economists ...

Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP), a measure of the goods and services produced in the country, grew 0.4% in January, building on a 0.3% advance in December of last year. However, an advance ...

OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada's gross domestic product contracted by 0.2% in February on a monthly basis for the first time since November as activities across mining, oil and gas and construction ...

Canada's economy grew by 2.2 per cent on an annualized basis in the first quarter, Statistics Canada said on Friday, expanding at a rate faster than expected.

Canada GDP Grows 2.2% in First Quarter, Beats All Forecasts. Heavy haulers at the Fort Hills mine on the Athabasca oil sands near Fort McMurray, Alberta. Photographer: Ben Nelms/Bloomberg ...

Canada GDP Fades After Rising 0.2% in July. Tracks below the central bank’s target and leaves open the possibility of even deeper cuts in interest rates. By Robb M. Stewart.

Canada's gross domestic product contracted by 0.2% in February on a monthly basis for the first time since November as activities across mining, ... January GDP had registered a growth of 0.4%.

Currency swap markets showed traders trimmed the chances of a 25-basis-point rate cut by the Bank of Canada in March to 53.9% from 54.2% before the data were released. The Canadian dollar was ...