Basically, it's the same underlying picture and certainly supportive of the monetary policy action they've been undertaking.

There's no question manufacturers are paying the piper in some sense, in that they did get away with a lot over the 1990s when the Canadian dollar was weak.

The Canadian dollar has gone through the roof.

The intent of that, in my view, is to say they are very cautious about looking forward. A rate hike should not be expected in the same vein that one was expected for today.

Clearly, many of these automakers are encountering pretty substantial troubles and I think it is going to be a tough time for both the workers and the companies going forward - we'll just have to see how rough it is.

There are some weak spots in the report and that's what the market is responding to.