PMI数据显示加拿大7月份制造业活动连续第六个月下降

Core Viewpoint - Canadian manufacturing activity has contracted for the sixth consecutive month in July, primarily due to tariffs impacting trade with the U.S. and leading to inventory reductions and layoffs [1] Group 1: Manufacturing Activity - The PMI for Canadian manufacturing rose slightly from 45.6 in June to 46.1 in July, but remains well below the neutral level of 50 [1] - The manufacturing PMI has been below 50 since February, indicating ongoing contraction in the sector [1] Group 2: Trade Challenges - Canadian manufacturers continue to face significant challenges in trade with the U.S., with noticeable declines in demand and sales from American customers [1] - Output, new orders, and purchasing activities have all seen marked decreases, although the rate of decline has lessened compared to previous months [1]