According to data from PayNet released on Monday, Canadian small business lending index climbed to 142.0 in September from 131.8 in August. On a yearly basis, the index rose 14% in September.
"We are seeing that the small businesses are becoming an engine of growth for the Canadian economy at a time when the big companies, some of them in the energy sector, are contracting," PayNet's president Bill Phelan said. He added that small businesses "are a good leading economic indicator".
The index of Canadian medium-sized businesses declined to 213.6 in September from 220.7 in August. On a yearly basis, the index fell 12% in September.
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