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Market Watch

U.S. manufacturing, retail sales up; jobless claims down

The Canadian economy slowed to 2% in the second quarter, on an annualized basis, compared to 5.8% in first quarter as global demand softened and domestic spending slowed. U.S. growth also slowed more than expected, to 1.6%, but the disappointment was offset by other good news. U.S. manufacturing expanded for a 13th straight month in August and retailers posted better-than-expected sales, while new jobless claims declined for the second straight week. Europe grew at its fastest pace in four years, with GDP up 1% from the first quarter, prompting the European Central Bank to raise its growth forecast for 2010 to 1.6%. The European Commission reported its “economic sentiment” indicator reached its highest level since the end of 2007.

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Summer Insights Newsletter

Our growing export horizons could spell opportunity

Canadian companies that broaden their horizons by venturing into new and less familiar markets will be the winners in the coming years, according to a recent Economic Directions report from Scotia Economics.

SummerInsights2010.pdf

 
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