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We look for gross domestic product growth in Canada to have picked up slightly to 0.2% in September on Friday after holding steady in August. That should leave the Q3 reading in line with our projection for a 1% annualized increase—slightly below the Bank of Canada’s 1.5% forecast and less than half the 2.1% rise […]

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