This publication focuses on the Montréal metropolitan economy.
This document contains both the French and the English versions of the articles.
Montreal: Metropolitan Outlook 1, Autumn 2016
Montreal: Metropolitan Outlook 1, Autumn 2016
Urban City Economic Analysis
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Strength in the services sector and non-residential construction will offset weakness in manufacturing and falling housing starts to allow Montréal’s GDP to grow by 1.6 per cent in 2016.
La vigueur du secteur des services et de la construction non résidentielle compensera la langueur du secteur manufacturier et la chute des mises en chantier, ce qui permettra au PIB de Montréal de croître de 1,6 % en 2016.
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