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加拿大皇家银行对本周加拿大GDP数据进行前瞻分析

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-- 加拿大皇家银行(RBC)表示,预计2月份实际国内生产总值(GDP)环比增长0.2%,与加拿大统计局的初步估计一致。 加拿大将于周四公布GDP数据。 该银行指出,行业数据显示,商品和服务行业持续增长,制造业和批发业随着此前汽车生产中断的影响逐渐消退而复苏。零售额当月也继续增长(+0.3%),凸显了消费者支出的持续韧性。 RBC表示,部分抵消这些增长的是阿尔伯塔省非常规油气开采活动,该活动在2月份似乎有所回落。住房相关活动也持续拖累经济增长,房屋二手房销售量继续下降,尽管下降速度有所放缓。 该银行补充道,3月份的早期指标表明,增长势头延续到了第一季度末。工作时长环比小幅增长0.2%,同时其他经济活动也呈现稳定增长的迹象。 3月份制造业预售销售额环比增长3.5%,部分原因是油价上涨,但也与汽车生产从之前的中断中进一步复苏相符。剔除石油及相关产品后,批发预售销售额也增长了1.3%,主要得益于机械、设备和用品销售额的增长。 总体而言,第一季度的数据介于加拿大皇家银行预测的1.3%年化增长率和加拿大央行1月份预测的1.8%之间。

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