Q2 GDP data show Canada surging, France flat and Finland growing modestly
Second-quarter GDP figures released in several countries show Canada's economy expanding 3.3%, Finland continuing to grow slightly, and France's economy stagnating. The mixed data highlight diverging economic momentum across advanced economies.
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French economy stalls in second quarter as inflation speeds up
GDP growth was flat in the quarter, instead of the 0.2% growth Insee first reported last month. That followed a 0.2% decline in the first quarter.
Read full article →Canada's economy grew by 3.3% in the second quarter, showing sharp recovery
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Read full article →Finland sees slight economic growth continue in Q2
The growth proved more modest than earlier estimates suggested.
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