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Analysts at TDS suggest that Canada’s July employment will be the highlight of the domestic calendar while international trade will give a look at growth conditions for June.
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“TD looks for an unchanged print on net employment while the market consensus is for job growth to slow to 10k. We expect the unemployment rate to hold at 6.5% (from 6.454%), in line with consensus, as the pickup in labour force participation over the last two months is unlikely to repeat itself. The risks around wage growth are tilted towards a pickup but any improvement should be fairly modest. Meanwhile, we look for the international trade deficit to widen to $1.40bn, a touch worse than the market consensus for $1.25bn. Both imports and exports are forecast to weaken, though a sharp decline in energy prices will help drive the latter.”
