Canada's economy regained some lost momentum mid-way through the last quarter, with real GDP expanding by 0.2% m/m in May. (See Chart.) Taking into consideration the likely weakness in June's GDP due to the major flooding in Western Canada, we still estimate that the economy grew by slightly less than 2% annualised in the second quarter as a whole.
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