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Stressed and Sidelined Homebuyers Start to Strain Canada Economy
And though he already has the down payment he’d need, he fears the economy could get worse, and any property bought today ...
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FULL TEXT- Bank of Canada holds key policy rate at 2.75%
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Economy will likely slow to near-standstill or recession despite Trump tariff pause: Survey
Forecasters say the economy will nearly stall or slip into recession over Trump's tariffs. Some say his 90-day pause doesn't ...
Tracking Canada's economic health
The Bank of Canada sets the interest rate as its primary tool to manage inflation and steer the economy. By influencing ...
‘Confused’: Bank of Canada facing calls it should have cut amid inflation, growth risks
Some experts are calling into question the Bank of Canada’s decision to hold its key policy rate amid trade uncertainty, as ...
Canada is lagging in innovation, and that’s a problem for funding the programs we care about
If Canadians want to fund education, health care and climate adaptation, Canada must grow its economy. And to do that, it ...
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Canada central bank holds interest rate steady amid tariffs chaos
The Bank of Canada on Wednesday held its key lending rate at 2.75 percent, pausing a stream of recent cuts due to shifting US ...
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Bank of Canada holds key rate steady amid trade war, economic uncertainty
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday as it waits to get a clearer picture of how ...
Trump wants his tariffs to reset the world. He might get his wish
President Donald Trump has repeatedly touted what he calls the return of manufacturing to the United States, hailing ...
The trade war is rocking economies. Get your ‘houses in order,’ IMF urges
The International Monetary Fund is forecasting slower global growth and urges countries to get their 'houses in order,' though it notes a global recession is unlikely.