Canada’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.6 in October from 51.5 in September, its first contraction of 2026, Trading Economics reports from S&P Global’s survey. New orders shrank at their fastest pace in over a year, while output and employment declined. At the same time, input-cost inflation reached its highest since June 2022 and selling-price inflation exceeded a four-year high. The combination points to weaker factory demand alongside continuing cost pressure.
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Canada’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.6 in October 2026 from 51.5 in September, its first contraction of 2026.
tradingeconomics.comInput-cost inflation reached its highest since June 2022; output-price inflation exceeded a four-year high.
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