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GDP dropped slightly in May 2008


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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...?hub=TopStories

Economic activity throughout the country is continuing to move in a "seesaw" pattern, Statistics Canada reported on Thursday. It says Canada's real gross domestic product fell slightly in May after showing a modest rise in April.

Canada's real GDP dropped 0.1 per cent in May after rising 0.4 per cent in the previous month, StatsCan reported.

"There was a significant decrease in the energy sector in May. Declines were also recorded in finance, forestry, construction and wholesale trade," Statistics Canada said.

Some of the analysts were a bit taken aback this morning about the drop.

I think this probably mean an interest rate cut. It is probably too high relative to what we need for some sort of stimulus.

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