TORONTO, June 24, 2021 /CNW/ - Reopening from COVID-19 lockdowns and a robust US expansion will help all of Canada's provincial economies rebound strongly in 2021, says Scotiabank Economics in its latest Provincial Economic Outlook. The report was released following Scotiabank Economics' June 2021 forecast tables.
"COVID-19`s third wave has stalled momentum in many of Canada's provinces," said Marc Desormeaux, Senior Economist at Scotiabank. "but we still expect all to see sharp rebounds in 2021 as they bounce back from COVID-19 lockdowns and benefit from strong U.S. economic growth."
Highlights of Scotiabank's Provincial Outlook include:
Read Scotiabank's full Provincial Outlook online here.
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