The Canadian S&P Global Manufacturing PMI is particularly valuable to traders as it not only provides a snapshot of the manufacturing sector but also serves as an early indicator of the overall economic health of Canada
Canadian Average Weekly Earnings refers to the average gross earnings for all employees in Canada, calculated on a weekly basis
The Canadian GDP growth rate refers to how much Canada’s GDP has grown or contracted within a specific time period, usually reported on a quarterly or yearly basis
The Canadian GDP Preliminary is the initial estimate of the GDP output for Canada. It is released monthly, providing traders with a timely snapshot of the country’s economic health.
CPI stands for Consumer Price Index. It is a widely used economic indicator that measures the changes in the average prices of a basket of goods and services consumed by households
The Canadian inflation rate, also known as the Consumer Price Index (CPI), measures the average change in prices of a basket of goods and services over time
The Canadian Core Inflation Rate plays a significant role in assessing the overall health of the Canadian economy
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