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Canada’s GDP grew by 3% in July as more sectors reopened

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Canada’s economy proceeded with its recuperation in July from the first wave of COVID-19, with the country’s GDP growing by three per cent.

Statistics Canada reported Wednesday that all 20 sectors of the economy grew as businesses kept on returning and attempted to return to some sense of normal after lockdowns in March and April.

Yield in farming, utilities, finance and insurance businesses, just as land rental and renting organizations, ripped at back to where it was before the pandemic struck. Retail trade businesses achieved a similar accomplishment the prior month, in June. Yet, regardless of July’s growth, all other types of businesses still can’t seem to return to their past highs.

The biggest expansions in the month were in hotels/restaurants (up 20.1) and arts/entertainment/recreation (up 14 per cent), but those figures come off a very low base and are still facing the deepest slump versus year-ago levels, Bank of Montreal economist Benjamin Reitzes said of the numbers.

All in all, GDP was six per cent below February’s level, Statistics Canada said.

The three per cent gain was in line with what economists had been expecting. It was about half as much as the 6.5 per cent increase seen in June.

While StatsCan is still calculating the final numbers, its early projection for August shows an expansion of just one per cent, which suggests that Canada’s economic recovery is running out of steam as it appears a second wave of the virus is hitting some parts of the country.

TD Bank economist Sri Thanabalasingam said based on the July numbers, those fears are well-founded.

“Slowing and uneven growth are indications that the Canadian economy is transitioning from the rebound phase to a more challenging stage of the recovery,” he said.

“Even without restrictions, consumers and businesses may rein in spending activity in response to rising caseloads. The second wave is now upon us, and the course of the recovery will depend on our success in containing it.”

Photo credit: Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press

News source: CBC News

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