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Friday will reveal how Canada’s GDP reacted to the Iran war in March
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The way that Canada’s economy reacted to the Iran war, particularly from higher oil and energy prices, will become clearer in the upcoming GDP report set for release on Friday. Canada’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shows the total value of all goods and services an economy produces in a given period, which includes the amount of money generated from selling oil. Friday’s GDP release from Statistics Canada for March will show the first full month of data since the conflict began. This comes after a recent report showed Canada recorded a trade surplus in March for the first time in six months, w…
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