Canada’s Economy Expanded by 0.1% in December Amid Tightened Covid-19 Restrictions
The Canadian economy continues to slowly expand, following a pandemic-ravaged year that plunged GDP levels to record lows. In December,
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Canada’s Economy Expanded by 0.7% in November
Following a 0.4% increase in October, Canada’s GDP level expanded by another 0.7% in November, amounting to the seventh consecutive
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Canada’s Natural Resource Sector Grows 0.3% in the Third Quarter
Real GDP in the natural resources sector rose by 0.3% in the third quarter of 2020, following a record drop
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Australia’s Economy May Never Achieve Pre-Pandemic Growth if Trade War With China Escalates
The coronavirus pandemic has brought on unprecedented economic contractions across many major economies, especially Australia’s. The country plunged into a
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Canada’s GDP Expanded by 0.4% in October Amid Second Covid-19 Wave
It appears that the continued upward climb of Canada’s economy continued on the trajectory for October, as real GDP increased
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US GDP Surges By 33.1% In Third Quarter, Surpassing Expectations
Following the largest economic slump in history, it appears that the US economy has rebounded faster than ever, with third
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Canada’s Economy Expands By 0.7% In September, Braces For Fourth Quarter Slowdown
With the latest Statistics Canada data released on Friday, it appears that Canada’s economy has reached its final growth spurt
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IMF Projects Longer Path to Global Economic Recovery Amid Pandemic
Although the global economy has shown signs of an optimistic recovery over the summer months, especially in the US and
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Canada’s GDP Rose by 3% in July, Recovery Showing Signs of Slowdown
Many restrictions were lifted across Canada during the summer, prompting consumers to return to the market and industries to increase
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S&P Global: India’s GDP Level Forecast to Contract by 9% Due to Pandemic
As the total number of coronavirus infections worldwide inches closer and closer to the 30 million mark, many countries continue
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