This industry profile provides a five-year forecast for Canada’s Fabricated Metal Products Industry.
Canada’s Fabricated Metal Products Industry: Industrial Profile Spring 2010
Canada’s Fabricated Metal Products Industry: Industrial Profile Spring 2010
Industry Economic Analysis
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- Auto Production—Demand for auto parts will pick up, as several temporarily shuttered auto plants are coming back online.
- Aerospace Manufacturing—Production of aerospace products is falling. The decline in corporate profits during the recession dragged down demand for business jets, and new orders of commercial jets have dried up.
- Public Infrastructure—Governments are investing large sums of money in public infrastructure across the country, supporting demand and prices for materials used in construction.
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