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Canada GDP (Nov. 2024)

The larger-than-expected decline in GDP in November and flash estimate of only a moderate rebound in December suggest that growth was 1.6% annualised last quarter, a little lower than we and the Bank of Canada estimated. Our forecasts point to a stronger first quarter, but it will be a different story if President Trump follows through with his threat to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Canada this weekend.

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