Canadian manufacturing sales rose 0.1% month-on-month in June, exceeding expectations
智通财经2026/08/14 12:56- (1) Canadian manufacturing sales rose 0.1% month-on-month in June to CAD 78.8 billion, compared with a previous increase of 1.3%. This result beat market expectations of a 0.1% decline. Among the 21 industries surveyed, sales increased in 15 sectors.
- (2) Chemical product sales grew by 6.0%, marking the fourth consecutive monthly increase and reaching the highest level since October 2022. Growth was mainly driven by increased sales of pharmaceuticals, resins, synthetic rubber, and artificial fibres. Sales of transportation equipment rose 2.8%, the fifth straight month of growth, led by motor vehicle parts and aerospace products.
- (3) Sales of petroleum and coal products fell 14.1% after three months of consecutive growth, weighed down by declining prices for petroleum and energy products.
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