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Published: 2024-07-30T12:27:06.000Z

Preview: Due July 31 - Canada May GDP - A modest rise, sustaining momentum in Q2

byDave Sloan

Senior Economist , North America
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We expect Canadian GDP to increase by 0.1% in May, modestly extending quite a strong 0.3% increase seen in April and suggesting Q2 GDP will see a respectable rise, probably similar to the 1.7% annualized gain seen in Q1 even if June is subdued.

With April’s report a preliminary estimate for a 0.1% May increase was given, seeing increases in manufacturing, real estate/rental/leasing and finance/insurance, but weakness in retail and wholesale.  Manufacturing data was modestly positive in May but wholesale and retail were weak.

We expect gains of 0.1% in both goods and services, with the former subdued outside manufacturing and the latter weighed down by weakness in retail and wholesale. We expect yr/yr growth to slip to 1.0% from 1.1% in April. 

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