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TrendLine Saskatchewan Composite Indicator Actual and Seasonally Adjusted
The Composite Indicator provides a visual summary of the overall health of the provincial economy. The blue line is a statistical construct of eleven normalized and equally-weighted indicators. The green line removes seasonal fluctuations to create the seasonally adjusted value.
TrendLine Saskatchewan Issues
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Monthly Issue
Despite a robust labour market with strong employment, the consumer seems to have retreated from the market...
TrendLine Saskatchewan
Monthly Issue
Despite a surging labour market, the consumer has still not fully re-entered the market...
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Despite a surging labour market, the consumer remains cautious...
Sources of Population Growth
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Monthly Issue
With a surging labour market and tentative return of the consumer to the marketplace, an impending recovery for the Saskatchewan economy is a firm possibility in the short to medium term.
TrendLine Saskatchewan
Monthly Issue
Despite a surging labour market, an impending recovery for the Saskatchewan economy remains elusive in early 2019.
TrendLine Saskatchewan
Monthly Issue
The Saskatchewan economy continues to send mixed signals regarding an impending recovery in the last quarter of 2018 and into the first 3 months of 2019.
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Monthly Issue
The Saskatchewan economy continues to show a diverse range of results in the last quarter of 2018 and into the first 2 months of 2019.
Workplace Demographics
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The workforce in Saskatchewan is aging, with the proportion of employees 55+ increasing across all industries.
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Monthly Issue
The Saskatchewan economy continues to show varied results in the last quarter of 2018 and the first month of 2019.
Small Business Economic Contribution
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Small businesses continue to be the backbone of the economy. The 42,119 small businesses in Saskatchewan, with employees, account for 99% of total businesses.
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Monthly Issue
Average year-to-date employment and restaurant receipts are up and the unemployment rate is down.
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Monthly Issue
The Saskatchewan economy continues to show varying results in the first 10 to 11 months of 2018.
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