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Canada’s economy may be staging a comeback after a shaky two-quarter dip, with April’s advance GDP data hinting at a 0.4% rebound—driven by oil drilling and manufacturing gains. Economists estimate goods-producing sectors expanded by 1%, a sharp turnaround from recent trends. But don’t get too excited: these early numbers are notoriously volatile, often revised dramatically, making it harder to pin down real trends in jobs or spending since the pandemic. With major trade deadlines looming, expect more twists—this rebound might just be a temporary flicker in a still-unpredictable recovery.

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