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Canada manufacturing unfilled orders, Sep: MoM +2.1% (prev 0.0%).

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According to a report, Canada's manufacturing sector saw an increase in unfilled orders for September, marking a notable change from the previous month.

What was reported

Unfilled orders in Canadian manufacturing rose by 2.1% in September compared to 0.0% in August.

This growth indicates a higher demand for products that manufacturers have yet to fulfill.

Why it matters

Unfilled orders refer to the number of orders that have been placed but not yet completed by manufacturers. An increase in this metric often suggests that manufacturers are experiencing increased demand, which can be a sign of economic growth.

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