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Montréal’s economic growth will decelerate to 2.2 per cent this year as manufacturing and construction output pull back from last year’s vigorous growth.
La croissance économique de Montréal ralentira à 2,2 % cette année, étant donné que la production dans les secteurs manufacturier et de la construction a glissé par rapport à la croissance vigoureuse de l’an dernier.
This publication focuses on the Montréal metropolitan economy.
This document contains both the French and the English versions of the articles.
Ce document contient à la fois les versions française et anglaise des articles en question.
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