Canada's economic indicators unexpectedly fell in October amid a sharp decline in manufacturing and retail sales. According to Statistics Canada data, GDP in October fell by 0.1% compared with the previous month – to 1.975 trillion Canadian dollars ($ 1.5 trillion). This decline became the first in eight months. Analysts had forecast growth of 0.1% after rising 0.1% in September. In annual terms, the Canadian economy grew by 1.2%. The most negative impact on the country's economy had a decline in manufacturing (by 1.4%) and in retail trade (by 1.1%).
