Canada’s economic performance hasn’t been very good lately—but compared to the rest of the world we look like a safe harbour.
India's Upper House of Parliament approved a Goods and Services Tax reform last week.
Canada’s manufacturing recovery stepped down a gear at the end of the second quarter, with output, new business and employment growth all easing slightly since May, according RBC PMI’s June data.
Canadian manufacturers experienced another modest upturn in overall business conditions in May, which marked three months of sustained improvement, according to the RBC PMI.
April data from the RBC PMI highlighted a sustained recovery in business conditions.
The coming years should see increased appetite for spending on machinery and equipment in the non-energy space.
The Bank of Canada won’t touch rates until 2017, if the turnaround in the economy persists.
For Canada to reinvigorate its economy, it must attract manufacturing investment.
Canadian manufacturers can't take advantage of the U.S. recovery. So what's their growth outlook?
The RBC Canadian Manufacturing PMI moved closer to stabilization in January.