Economic forecasters shake off gloom

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Economic forecasters predict that Canada's GDP will grow by 2.7% in 1999, slightly down from a growth rate of 3% in 1998. The latest survey by Consensus Economics Inc indicates that economic forecasters upgraded their prediction due to expectations of a faster economic growth in the final months of 1999. In the early part of the year, economic forecasters were only predicting a GDP of 2% for 1999.

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Canada joins world's trillionaires

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Canada's gross domestic product reaches one trillion dollars for the first time, placing the country with only 9 others to have reached that figure.

Statistical Data Included, Economic aspects, Gross domestic product, Illustration

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