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Canada manufacturing inventory-to-shipments ratio, September: 1.63% (previous 1.60%).

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Canada's manufacturing inventory-to-shipments ratio increased in September, according to a recent report. The new ratio is reported at 1.63%, up from the previous 1.60%.

What was reported

September inventory-to-shipments ratio: 1.63%

Previous ratio: 1.60%

Why it matters

The inventory-to-shipments ratio is a key economic indicator that measures the relationship between the amount of inventory held by manufacturers and the amount they ship. A higher ratio could suggest that manufacturers are producing more than they are selling, while a lower ratio may indicate higher demand.

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