The Canadian GDP was unchanged from the previous month in January of 2026, according to an advance estimate. If confirmed, the stall would follow by a 0.2% expansion in the final month of 2025, revised higher from the preliminary estimate of 0.1%, which softened the 0.2% contraction in the Canadian GDP during the fourth quarter of the year. Output from goods producing industries rose by 0.2% in December amid a 1.2% expansion for manufacturers, trimming sharp losses from the two previous months. Output was also higher for utilities (1.2%) and construction (0.3%), offsetting the drop for mining, quarrying, and energy extraction (-0.9%). Output also rose 0.2% for services, with a 1.7% expansion in wholesale trade and a 0.4% increase in financial services.