The agency said Friday (Feb. 21) retail sales in December rose 2.5% to $69.6 billion, topping the early estimate for the month that suggested a gain of 1.6%. However, the momentum from the strong ...

The Toronto Stock Exchange is down 150 points with most sectors lower. The biggest decliners are miners (-2.7%), followed by healthcare (-1.4%) and technology (-1.2%). Utilities and telecoms sectors, ...

Canadians look to have pared back spending at the start of the year, tightening their belts after flocking to retailers in ...

Sales in December surged 2.5% from the month before to a seasonally adjusted 69.59 billion Canadian dollars, the equivalent of about US$49.09 billion. Compared with a year earlier, retailers saw a 3.9 ...

Retail sales were up by 2.5 per cent to $69.6 billion in December, Statistics Canada said Friday, led by increases at food ...

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In China, CPI and PPI data will be released on Monday, with focus on whether a call between Xi Jinping and Trump, cancelled this week due to China's retaliation to Trump's 10% tariffs, will take place ...

Volvo Car USA and Canada reported a 5.4% increase in sales for January, with 8,755 cars sold compared to the previous year. Electrified models, including fully electric and plug-in hybrids ...

Canada Goose Holdings Inc.’s GOOS-T third ... The moves paid off, delivering strong sales during the recent Lunar New Year and Golden Week, the period of Asian holidays earlier in the year.

Retail sales in Singapore fell 2.9% on-year in December 2024 to S$4.6 billion. Analysts said there is no cause for concern, citing more outbound year-end travel among Singaporeans and consumers ...