October was a good month for Canada's manufacturing sector as it grew at the fastest pace for two-and-a-half years, finds the RBC Canadian Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index.
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The Canadian manufacturing sector stagnated in April, which is an improvement from the contraction seen in March, notes the RBC Canadian Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index. Read: Small biz confidence inches downward in April The index, designed to provide a single-figure snapshot of the health of the manufacturing sector, registered 50.1 in April, slightly above the […]
Canada's manufacturing sector grew only modestly in October, with the rate of expansion dropping to the weakest it’s been since January.