Prior month 0.7%Wholesale trade 1.2% vs 1.3% estimate
Subsector gains: 4 of 7 subsectors rose, covering ~75% of wholesale trade
Building materials & supplies: +2.7%
Volume terms: +0.8% in July
Transportation equipment sales rebounded +8.6% to $11.4B in July after four monthly declines.
Motor vehicle parts: +7.2%
Seasonal shutdowns in Ontario were less pronounced this year due to a broader production slowdown linked to new US tariffs.
Aerospace manufacturers showed stronger-than-usual July output, reflecting solid demand.
Growth driven by ramp-up in refined petroleum production after April–May refinery shutdowns.
Year-over-year sales: -12.7% despite recent gains.
Goods in process: +2.0%
Finished products: -0.5%
Petroleum & coal products: +2.6%
Inventory-to-sales ratio fell to 1.72 from 1.75 in June, indicating slightly quicker turnover.
Unfilled orders edged down -0.1% to $112.3B, with notable declines in miscellaneous manufacturing (-14.1%) and plastics & rubber (-9.0%).
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