(April 21, 2016)
▲Canadian January 2016 GDP jumped by a much stronger than expected 0.6% fol-lowing a 0.2% increase in December 2015.
▲Employment increased by 40,600 in March 2016, thereby beating expectations for a 10,000 rise.
▲ Canadian retail sales rebounded by 2.1% in January 2016 from the 2.1% drop (was -2.2%) in December 2015 that in turn had more than retraced the 1.5% increase (was 1.7%) in November. Market... read more.
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