Manufacturing sales Canada in Canada

Estadisticas Canada · Mensual

78,824,177 (Jun-26) ABS · indice · Mensual · CSV

Period	indice
Jun 2026	78,824,177
May 2026	78,752,977
Apr 2026	77,506,902
Mar 2026	74,154,801
Feb 2026	71,619,381
Jan 2026	69,300,981
Dec 2025	71,138,017
Nov 2025	70,954,815
Oct 2025	71,734,273
Sep 2025	72,346,871
Aug 2025	69,934,730
Jul 2025	70,942,459
Jun 2025	68,838,479
May 2025	68,843,036
Apr 2025	69,639,851
Mar 2025	71,102,383
Feb 2025	72,439,916
Jan 2025	73,836,763
Dec 2024	71,799,415
Nov 2024	71,863,899
Oct 2024	70,972,114
Sep 2024	70,000,853
Aug 2024	70,730,735
Jul 2024	71,570,417
Jun 2024	71,405,519
May 2024	72,086,034
Apr 2024	71,911,370
Mar 2024	70,167,997
Feb 2024	71,594,848
Jan 2024	70,475,269
Dec 2023	71,598,108
Nov 2023	72,100,256
Oct 2023	71,185,486
Sep 2023	73,627,766
Aug 2023	73,925,001
Jul 2023	71,877,172
Jun 2023	72,205,345
May 2023	73,050,367
Apr 2023	71,810,786
Mar 2023	71,999,850
Feb 2023	71,714,957
Jan 2023	74,539,143
Dec 2022	72,053,683
Nov 2022	72,826,190
Oct 2022	73,177,711
Sep 2022	71,460,157
Aug 2022	71,273,169
Jul 2022	72,572,854
Jun 2022	74,373,071
May 2022	73,231,564
Apr 2022	73,983,400
Mar 2022	72,274,322
Feb 2022	69,534,360
Jan 2022	65,612,669
Dec 2021	65,863,838
Nov 2021	64,483,421
Oct 2021	62,853,043
Sep 2021	60,010,569
Aug 2021	61,442,250
Jul 2021	60,198,405

Period	%
Jun 2026	14.51%
May 2026	14.39%
Apr 2026	11.30%
Mar 2026	4.29%
Feb 2026	-1.13%
Jan 2026	-6.14%
Dec 2025	-0.92%
Nov 2025	-1.27%
Oct 2025	1.07%
Sep 2025	3.35%
Aug 2025	-1.13%
Jul 2025	-0.88%
Jun 2025	-3.60%
May 2025	-4.50%
Apr 2025	-3.16%
Mar 2025	1.33%
Feb 2025	1.18%
Jan 2025	4.77%
Dec 2024	0.28%
Nov 2024	-0.33%
Oct 2024	-0.30%
Sep 2024	-4.93%
Aug 2024	-4.32%
Jul 2024	-0.43%
Jun 2024	-1.11%
May 2024	-1.32%
Apr 2024	0.14%
Mar 2024	-2.54%
Feb 2024	-0.17%
Jan 2024	-5.45%
Dec 2023	-0.63%
Nov 2023	-1.00%
Oct 2023	-2.72%
Sep 2023	3.03%
Aug 2023	3.72%
Jul 2023	-0.96%
Jun 2023	-2.91%
May 2023	-0.25%
Apr 2023	-2.94%
Mar 2023	-0.38%
Feb 2023	3.14%
Jan 2023	13.60%
Dec 2022	9.40%
Nov 2022	12.94%
Oct 2022	16.43%
Sep 2022	19.08%
Aug 2022	16.00%
Jul 2022	20.56%
Jun 2022	21.63%
May 2022	24.85%
Apr 2022	27.10%
Mar 2022	21.70%
Feb 2022	21.52%
Jan 2022	13.83%
Dec 2021	19.06%
Nov 2021	18.91%
Oct 2021	15.05%
Sep 2021	10.76%
Aug 2021	16.50%
Jul 2021	13.82%

Period	%
Jun 2026	0.09%
May 2026	1.61%
Apr 2026	4.52%
Mar 2026	3.54%
Feb 2026	3.35%
Jan 2026	-2.58%
Dec 2025	0.26%
Nov 2025	-1.09%
Oct 2025	-0.85%
Sep 2025	3.45%
Aug 2025	-1.42%
Jul 2025	3.06%
Jun 2025	-0.01%
May 2025	-1.14%
Apr 2025	-2.06%
Mar 2025	-1.85%
Feb 2025	-1.89%
Jan 2025	2.84%
Dec 2024	-0.09%
Nov 2024	1.26%
Oct 2024	1.39%
Sep 2024	-1.03%
Aug 2024	-1.17%
Jul 2024	0.23%
Jun 2024	-0.94%
May 2024	0.24%
Apr 2024	2.48%
Mar 2024	-1.99%
Feb 2024	1.59%
Jan 2024	-1.57%
Dec 2023	-0.70%
Nov 2023	1.29%
Oct 2023	-3.32%
Sep 2023	-0.40%
Aug 2023	2.85%
Jul 2023	-0.45%
Jun 2023	-1.16%
May 2023	1.73%
Apr 2023	-0.26%
Mar 2023	0.40%
Feb 2023	-3.79%
Jan 2023	3.45%
Dec 2022	-1.06%
Nov 2022	-0.48%
Oct 2022	2.40%
Sep 2022	0.26%
Aug 2022	-1.79%
Jul 2022	-2.42%
Jun 2022	1.56%
May 2022	-1.02%
Apr 2022	2.36%
Mar 2022	3.94%
Feb 2022	5.98%
Jan 2022	-0.38%
Dec 2021	2.14%
Nov 2021	2.59%
Oct 2021	4.74%
Sep 2021	-2.33%
Aug 2021	2.07%
Jul 2021	-1.55%

About this indicator

Source	Statistics Canada
Frequency	Mensual
Release	En torno a mediados del mes siguiente al periodo de referencia.
What it is	Canada's Manufacturing Sales measure the value of shipments (turnover) of the country's manufacturing firms over a month. Published by Statistics Canada, they are a cyclical gauge of the industrial sector's pulse and of demand.
How it's calculated	Statistics Canada gathers, through the Monthly Survey of Manufacturing, the value of manufacturers' sales in Canadian dollars, seasonally adjusted, and reports the monthly and year-on-year change.
Market implications	It is closely tied to the economic cycle and GDP, and is related to business sentiment gauges (PMIs), which tend to lead it. A strong figure points to greater activity and tends to favour the Canadian dollar.
Limitations	It is subject to revision: releasing one month's figure usually revises the previous one. It is volatile and highly sensitive to prices (it measures nominal value, not volume), so swings in energy or motor-vehicle prices can distort the reading.