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FX Street
May 1
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The February Canada industry based GDP release surprised to the downside, declining 0.2%MoM...
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FX Street
Apr 2
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Industry based Canadian GDP increased 0.1%MoM after increasing 0.5%MoM in December. On a YoY basis...
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FX Street
Mar 2
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Both industry and expenditure-based GDP increased 0.4% MoM and QoQ, respectively. The strong 2011Q4...
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FX Street
Feb 1
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Canadian monthly GDP surprised to the downside in November declining -0.1%MoM (BBVA: 0.3%MoM,...
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FX Street
Jan 5
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Canadian monthly GDP remained flat in October below BBVA and survey expectations, although 2.7%YoY...
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Mondo Visione
Oct 11
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The National Institute of Economic and Social Research monthly estimates of GDP suggest that output grew by 0.5 per cent in the three months ending in September after growth of 0.4 per cent in the three months ending in August. UK economic growth...
MarketWatch
Oct 9
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Reports on retail sales, jobless claims and trade deficit to highlight economic data due for release.
MarketWatch
Oct 7
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Reports on retail sales, jobless claims and trade deficit to highlight economic data due for release.
The Economist
Oct 25
Comment
TODAY'S recommended economics writing:
• Did war-based fiscal stimulus end the Great Depression? (Worthwhile Canadian Initiative)
• Why doesn't the government publish monthly GDP data? (Scott Sumner)
• How to raise productivity through...
Clusterstock
Sep 27
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In his latest weekly note, titled "Not Yet Out Of The Woods" John Hussman discusses the NBER's recent declaration that the recession ended in June 2009. Unlike others he doesn't have any reason to criticize this call, but he does think the NBER...
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