This dataset is part of our cross-country central bank macroeconomic outlook project (see related article).
- Source document: Monetary Policy Report
- Source tables:
- Table 1: Projection for global economic growth (note 1)
- Table 2: Contributions to average annual real GDP growth
- Table 3: Summary of the projection for Canada
- Available in English: yes
- Indicator types: Components of GDP, potential output, CPI
- Units:
- % = percent share
- % pt. = percentage points
- % Y/Y = percent change year-over-year
- Scenarios: none
- Ranges: for potential output only
- Frequencies: quarterly, annual
- Start date: 2015
- Forecast horizon: 2019 / three years (note 2)
- Revision frequency: four times per year
- Catalog: (Canada » Cyclical Indicators » Outlook » BOC - Monetary Policy Report)
Series include, for example:
- JCP%CAINFUQ.ICAN = CPI Inflation, for Canada
- JNA%CAPC%%GDPUA.ICAN = Consumption contribution to GDP growth - for Canada
- JNA%CAGDPUA.IEMOI = GDP outlook - for oil-importing EMEs
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Note 1. Table 1 projects GDP ("economic growth") for these geos:
- IUSA = U.S.
- IEUZN = euro zone ("euro area")
- IJPN = Japan
- ICHN = China
- IEMOI = Oil-importing Emerging-Market Economies (EMEs) - Large emerging markets from Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa (such as India, Brazil, and South Africa), newly industrialized economies (such as South Korea), but excludes China.
- IROTW = Rest of the World - All other economies not included in the first five regions. Composed of oil-exporting emerging markets (such as Russia, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia) and other advanced economies (such as Canada, the U.K., and Australia).
- IWRLD = World
Note 2. Table 3 currently runs from 2016Q3 to 2019Q4. The source explains that, over the projection horizon, 2017Q1 and 2017Q2 are the only periods with Q/Q changes, because only they have the necessary information about real GDP growth at the time of writing, hence, for longer horizons, Q4-over-Q4 percentage changes are presented.
References:
Keywords: Bank of Canada, Banque du Canada
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