2025年8月，加拿大批发贸易环比下降1.2%，至854亿加元，这是四个月来的首次收缩，扭转了7月份1.2%的增长，但超过了最初预计的1.3%的下降。七个子行业中有三个出现下降，约占批发活动总量的一半。跌幅最大的是机动车和零部件（-8.8%），其中机动车行业集团（-10.7%）领跌，食品、饮料和烟草（-3.8%）受食品销售额下降（-4.2%）的推动。杂项（+4.0%）和机械、设备和用品（+2.3%）子行业的收益部分抵消了整体下降。从地区来看，七个省份的批发销售额下降，其中安大略省（-2.4%，至438亿加元）和魁北克省（-1.0%，至153亿加元）领跌，而萨斯喀彻温省则逆势上涨9.6%，至39亿加元。
Canada’s wholesale trade declined 1.2% month-on-month to C$85.4 billion in August 2025, the first contraction in four months, reversing a 1.2% gain in July but beating initial estimates of a 1.3% drop. Three of seven subsectors posted declines, together accounting for roughly half of total wholesale activity. The sharpest pullbacks came from motor vehicles and parts (-8.8%), led by the motor vehicle industry group (-10.7%), and food, beverage and tobacco (-3.8%), driven by lower food sales (-4.2%). Gains in the miscellaneous (+4.0%) and machinery, equipment and supplies (+2.3%) subsectors partially offset the overall drop. Regionally, wholesale sales fell in seven provinces, led by Ontario (-2.4% to C$43.8 billion) and Quebec (-1.0% to C$15.3 billion), while Saskatchewan bucked the trend with a 9.6% rise to C$3.9 billion.
