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RBCが今週発表されるカナダのGDPデータをプレビュー

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-- RBCは、2月の実質国内総生産(GDP)が前月比0.2%増加すると予想しており、これはカナダ統計局の速報値とほぼ一致する。 カナダは木曜日にGDP統計を発表する予定だ。 RBCによると、業界データは財・サービス部門の継続的な成長を示しており、自動車生産の混乱が収束するにつれて製造業と卸売業が回復している。小売売上高も前月比0.3%増と引き続き増加しており、個人消費の底堅さがうかがえる。 RBCは、これらの成長を部分的に相殺する要因として、アルバータ州における非在来型石油・天然ガス採掘が2月に縮小したことを挙げている。住宅関連活動も依然として低迷しており、住宅再販件数は減少傾向が続いているものの、減少ペースは鈍化している。 RBCは、3月の速報値から、第1四半期末まで成長の勢いが維持されたことが示唆されると付け加えた。労働時間は前月比0.2%増加しており、その他の経済活動の安定を示す兆候も見られる。 3月の製造業先行販売は前月比3.5%増加しました。これは原油価格の上昇を部分的に反映したものですが、以前の混乱からの自動車生産のさらなる回復とも一致しています。原油および関連製品を除く卸売業先行販売も、機械、設備、資材の販売増加に牽引され、1.3%増加しました。 これらのデータ全体を見ると、第1四半期の経済成長率は、RBCの年率換算1.3%成長予測と、カナダ銀行が1月に発表した1.8%成長予測の範囲内に収まっています。

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