The RSM Canada Supply Chain Index reached 2.31 in August, one of the highest readings since 2000, thanks to improvements across delivery time, prices, and inventory levels, signaling sufficient health of the supply chain. … READ MORE >
RSM Canada Supply Chain Index
After a strong recovery in Canada, economic headwinds set in
The Canadian economy has had a year of robust recovery, but now that growth is slowing as economic headwinds set in. … READ MORE >
RSM Canada Supply Chain Index turns positive amid slowing economy
The RSM Canada Supply Chain Index turned positive for the first time since February 2020. … READ MORE >
Canada’s supply chain takes a downturn as fuel prices climb
The RSM Canada Supply Chain Index dropped to 2.25 standard deviations below normal in March, a slight downturn from February. … READ MORE >
RSM Canada Supply Chain Index is flat, but challenges await
The RSM Canada Supply Chain Index in February continued to show stress in the economy, measuring 1.89 standard deviation below normal and little changed from January. … READ MORE >
Canada’s supply chain worsens amid omicron’s spread
RSM Canada’s Supply Chain Index worsened to 1.84 standard deviations below zero in January, down from a revised 1.36 standard deviations below neutral in December as the omicron variant spread across Canada and the world. … READ MORE >
RSM Canada Supply Chain Index shows continued strain
Supply chain disruptions in Canada worsened in December as businesses continued to be hindered by the fallout from flooding in British Columbia and a shortage of workers. … READ MORE >
Introducing the RSM Canada Supply Chain Index
The RSM Canada Supply Chain Index accounts for factors affecting the delivery of intermediate goods to manufacturers and service providers, providing an overview of the economic conditions surrounding supply chains and offering a forward look for businesses. … READ MORE >