GDP (annual) in Canada

Estadisticas Canada · Mensual · Importance 80

2,362,482 (May-26) ABS · M CAD · Mensual · CSV

Period	M CAD
May 2026	2,362,482
Apr 2026	2,354,483
Mar 2026	2,340,869
Feb 2026	2,344,507
Jan 2026	2,340,022
Dec 2025	2,341,071
Nov 2025	2,338,030
Oct 2025	2,336,160
Sep 2025	2,342,201
Aug 2025	2,337,791
Jul 2025	2,339,051
Jun 2025	2,324,039
May 2025	2,323,643
Apr 2025	2,327,927
Mar 2025	2,330,050
Feb 2025	2,326,036
Jan 2025	2,329,656
Dec 2024	2,317,000
Nov 2024	2,312,337
Oct 2024	2,317,073
Sep 2024	2,307,523
Aug 2024	2,301,315
Jul 2024	2,298,623
Jun 2024	2,294,051
May 2024	2,289,038
Apr 2024	2,285,643
Mar 2024	2,277,491
Feb 2024	2,276,470
Jan 2024	2,262,764
Dec 2023	2,256,668
Nov 2023	2,259,470
Oct 2023	2,253,540
Sep 2023	2,251,153
Aug 2023	2,251,926
Jul 2023	2,250,903
Jun 2023	2,248,378
May 2023	2,251,250
Apr 2023	2,250,710
Mar 2023	2,250,566
Feb 2023	2,243,830
Jan 2023	2,236,190
Dec 2022	2,214,902
Nov 2022	2,221,392
Oct 2022	2,223,909
Sep 2022	2,226,368
Aug 2022	2,221,513
Jul 2022	2,214,919
Jun 2022	2,211,634
May 2022	2,202,456
Apr 2022	2,197,345
Mar 2022	2,196,942
Feb 2022	2,183,889
Jan 2022	2,160,859
Dec 2021	2,166,129
Nov 2021	2,157,217
Oct 2021	2,147,254
Sep 2021	2,129,287
Aug 2021	2,119,124
Jul 2021	2,101,493
Jun 2021	2,087,291

Period	%
May 2026	1.67%
Apr 2026	1.14%
Mar 2026	0.46%
Feb 2026	0.79%
Jan 2026	0.44%
Dec 2025	1.04%
Nov 2025	1.11%
Oct 2025	0.82%
Sep 2025	1.50%
Aug 2025	1.59%
Jul 2025	1.76%
Jun 2025	1.31%
May 2025	1.51%
Apr 2025	1.85%
Mar 2025	2.31%
Feb 2025	2.18%
Jan 2025	2.96%
Dec 2024	2.67%
Nov 2024	2.34%
Oct 2024	2.82%
Sep 2024	2.50%
Aug 2024	2.19%
Jul 2024	2.12%
Jun 2024	2.03%
May 2024	1.68%
Apr 2024	1.55%
Mar 2024	1.20%
Feb 2024	1.45%
Jan 2024	1.19%
Dec 2023	1.89%
Nov 2023	1.71%
Oct 2023	1.33%
Sep 2023	1.11%
Aug 2023	1.37%
Jul 2023	1.62%
Jun 2023	1.66%
May 2023	2.22%
Apr 2023	2.43%
Mar 2023	2.44%
Feb 2023	2.74%
Jan 2023	3.49%
Dec 2022	2.25%
Nov 2022	2.97%
Oct 2022	3.57%
Sep 2022	4.56%
Aug 2022	4.83%
Jul 2022	5.40%
Jun 2022	5.96%
May 2022	6.51%
Apr 2022	6.05%
Mar 2022	4.93%
Feb 2022	5.42%
Jan 2022	4.46%
Dec 2021	5.32%
Nov 2021	5.17%
Oct 2021	5.39%
Sep 2021	5.17%
Aug 2021	5.64%
Jul 2021	5.81%
Jun 2021	7.80%

Period	%
May 2026	0.34%
Apr 2026	0.58%
Mar 2026	-0.16%
Feb 2026	0.19%
Jan 2026	-0.04%
Dec 2025	0.13%
Nov 2025	0.08%
Oct 2025	-0.26%
Sep 2025	0.19%
Aug 2025	-0.05%
Jul 2025	0.65%
Jun 2025	0.02%
May 2025	-0.18%
Apr 2025	-0.09%
Mar 2025	0.17%
Feb 2025	-0.16%
Jan 2025	0.55%
Dec 2024	0.20%
Nov 2024	-0.20%
Oct 2024	0.41%
Sep 2024	0.27%
Aug 2024	0.12%
Jul 2024	0.20%
Jun 2024	0.22%
May 2024	0.15%
Apr 2024	0.36%
Mar 2024	0.04%
Feb 2024	0.61%
Jan 2024	0.27%
Dec 2023	-0.12%
Nov 2023	0.26%
Oct 2023	0.11%
Sep 2023	-0.03%
Aug 2023	0.05%
Jul 2023	0.11%
Jun 2023	-0.13%
May 2023	0.02%
Apr 2023	0.01%
Mar 2023	0.30%
Feb 2023	0.34%
Jan 2023	0.96%
Dec 2022	-0.29%
Nov 2022	-0.11%
Oct 2022	-0.11%
Sep 2022	0.22%
Aug 2022	0.30%
Jul 2022	0.15%
Jun 2022	0.42%
May 2022	0.23%
Apr 2022	0.02%
Mar 2022	0.60%
Feb 2022	1.07%
Jan 2022	-0.24%
Dec 2021	0.41%
Nov 2021	0.46%
Oct 2021	0.84%
Sep 2021	0.48%
Aug 2021	0.84%
Jul 2021	0.68%
Jun 2021	0.94%

About this indicator

Source	Statistics Canada
Frequency	Mensual
Release	Aproximadamente entre uno y dos meses después del cierre del trimestre de referencia (avance y dato definitivo).
What it is	Gross Domestic Product (GDP) represents the value of all final goods and services produced in Canada in a given period. It is the broadest gauge of the size and pace of the economy, produced by Statistics Canada, which also publishes a monthly GDP estimate by industry.
How it's calculated	It can be measured three equivalent ways: by demand (private consumption, government spending, investment and net exports), by supply (the value added of all sectors plus taxes on products) and by income (wages, operating surplus and taxes on production less subsidies). This entry reflects the annual figure.
Market implications	It is the main benchmark for the health and cycle of the Canadian economy and shapes Bank of Canada decisions. Growth above expectations supports the Canadian dollar and a tighter stance, while weak data feed expectations of rate cuts.
Limitations	It is released with a lag of several weeks and the first estimates are revised in later publications, so the initial reading is not final. Canada also has a more volatile monthly GDP estimate, best read alongside the quarterly and annual figures.