Canada’s national statistics agency, formed in 1971
China's official manufacturing PMI has edged into expansion at 50.3 in June from May's 50.0, with improvements in new orders and production. Export demand remains a key engine, while domestic consumption shows caution amid a prolonged property downturn. Analysts expect policy support to sustain momentum.
Statistics Canada shows Canadians spent $3.3B less on U.S. trips in 2025 as anti-U.S. rhetoric and tariffs under Trump’s return influence travel. Canadians redirected leisure travel to overseas destinations and domestic trips, with a 27% drop in U.S. return trips late-2025 and continued declines into 2026.
Canada and the United States are negotiating amid looming tariffs that could disrupt auto, goods and jobs. Ottawa is seeking a broad, comprehensive deal, while Washington warns of steep duties on Canadian products. Talks have resumed as both sides weigh the future of North American trade.