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Canadian Consumer Confidence: Optimism over economy and jobs keeps rising, but spending in check
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Canadian Consumer Confidence: Optimism over economy and jobs keeps rising, but spending in check

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The mood of Canadian consumers hints at better economic times as we begin 2013. In the Nielsen Global Consumer Confidence Index, Canada’s confidence level in the fourth quarter of 2012 hit the 100 mark, the first time it reached that level since Q2 2011.

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