StatsCan: #Employment declined by 66,000 (-0.3%) in August, largely the result of a decline in part-time work, and the employment rate fell 0.2 percentage points to 60.5%. The #unemploymentrate rose 0.2 percentage points to 7.1%. #cdnecon
3 CIBC: #Auto#exports rebounded to offset the decline in the prior month, while #energy exports also contributed to the overall increase
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2 CIBC: … which was around $1bn narrower than in the prior month and also slimmer than the consensus forecast ($5.3bn). #Exports increased by 0.9%, and were up by a stronger 1.6% in inflation-adjusted terms …🧵
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1 CIBC: #Canadian#exports and the #goods#trade#deficit began to stabilise in July, albeit at weaker levels than prevailed before US #tariffs and related uncertainty took hold. The deficit in goods trade was $4.9B …🧵
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2 CIBC: … broadly in line with the #BankofCanada July MPR forecast. #Exports slumped by 27%, eclipsing the more moderate 5% decline in #imports. #Domesticdemand, however, was actually fairly solid, rising by 3.5% following a downwardly revised 0.9% drop in Q1. 🧵
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1 CIBC: A slump in exports, driven by the imposition of US #tariffs and a reversal of Q1's front-loading activity, drove a contraction in #Canadian#GDP during the second quarter. The 1.6% annualized #contraction was worse than the consensus projection (-0.7%) but … 🧵
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