| TORONTO -- Canadian National Railway Co., Canada's largest railroad, reported improvements since May in moving products such as coal and grain, a sign the country's economy may be turning around, the Globe and Mail reported.
Montreal-based Canadian National, which reported quarterly earnings yesterday, said the gains show "momentum" building in the second half of the year, the newspaper said.
Increased shipments by some of Canadian National's customers could mean improvements for the broader economy, RBC Capital Markets analyst Walter Spracklin told the newspaper.
(The preceding article by Sean B. Pasternak was published July 21, 2009, by Bloomberg News.)
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