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Brazil’s unemployment rate fell to 5.6% in the July 2025 moving quarter, down from 5.8% and slightly below market expectations of 5.7%, marking the lowest level since the series began in 2012. The unemployed population dropped to 6.1 million, the lowest since late 2013, while the employed population hit a record 102.4 million. The employment-to-population ratio held at its record 58.8%. Job growth was driven by agriculture (+206,000 workers), information and professional services (+260,000), and public administration, education, health, and social services (+522,000). Meanwhile, average real earnings rose 1.3% to R$3,484.

Brazil Unemployment Falls to Record Low

Housing starts in Canada declined 16% in August 2025 to 245,791 units from a revised 293,537 in July and well below market expectations of 277,500. In urban areas with populations over 10,000, starts increased 10% year-over-year, totaling 18,408 units. Montréal led with a 32% increase, driven by multi-unit projects, while Vancouver posted a 46% gain. Meanwhile, Toronto recorded a level similar to that of August 2024.

Canada Housing Starts Drop Sharply in August

Prices of goods imported by the United States jumped by 0.3% from the previous month in August of 2025, extending the revised 0.2% increase from June and contrasting sharply with market expectations of a 0.1% drop. It was the sharpest increase since January, indicating that foreign companies refrained from lowering costs following the tariffs passed by President Trump administration, as the index does not include taxation on goods. Prices for non-fuel imports surged by 0.4% following the stall in the previous month, the most aggressive increase since April of 2024.  Meanwhile, prices for fuel imports fell by 0.8% following the 2.5% surge in July. From the previous year, import prices were unchanged.

US Import Prices Rise the Most in 7 Months

The annual inflation rate in Canada rose to 1.9% in August 2025, from 1.7% in July, but below the expected 2%. The smaller year-on-year decline in gasoline prices (-12.7% vs. -16.1% in July) was a key factor behind the pickup in headline inflation. The trimmed-mean core CPI, which is closely followed by the BoC for underlying inflation, eased to 3% in August, down from 3.1% in July, matching market forecasts.

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