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Opinion: Focus on tariffs is ignoring Canada's fastest-growing trade opportunity
The increasing exchange of digital services represents a major economic opportunity for Canada that could significantly enhance revenue and growth beyond traditional goods-based tr...
Read Full Article →Bank of Canada says inflation expectations easing as businesses hold off passing on tariff price hik...
Businesses are refraining from increasing prices despite higher tariffs, leading to reduced profit margins and indicating a slowdown in inflationary pressure within the economy.
Read Full Article →Posthaste: Cracks widen in Canadians' record-breaking wealth creation
The growing disparity in wealth accumulation among Canadians highlights economic challenges faced by lower-income individuals, particularly those impacted by trade tensions with th...
Read Full Article →‘I can feel their enthusiasm’: Billionaire Ruby Liu holds job fair to bolster bid to take over HBC l...
Billionaire Ruby Liu's recent event aimed to attract vendors and job seekers, potentially impacting the financial dynamics of HBC lease negotiations through increased community eng...
Read Full Article →When can Canadians expect interest rate relief? FP video
Canadians may experience changes in borrowing costs as financial authorities consider adjustments, which could influence loan repayments and overall economic activity in the near f...
Read Full Article →Alcoa CEO says Trump tariffs force a pause for Canada growth projects
The chief executive of Alcoa indicated that recent import duties have created financial challenges, potentially delaying expansion plans in Canada and prompting consideration of se...
Read Full Article →Donald Trump's tariffs are pulling in billions, but is it really a win?
The tariffs imposed under Donald Trump have generated substantial government revenue, expected to reach $300 billion, though experts remain uncertain about the overall economic ben...
Read Full Article →Posthaste: Did the Bank of Canada cut rates too much and too fast?
The rapid reduction in interest rates by the Bank of Canada may have prematurely influenced borrowing costs, potentially affecting inflation control and overall economic stability...
Read Full Article →BHP's potash project costs rise as iron ore output edges higher
The increased expenses for BHP's Jansen potash development, now exceeding US$5.7 billion, may impact the company's overall profitability despite a slight increase in iron ore produ...
Read Full Article →Will Donald Trump fire Jerome Powell? What you need to know about the White House showdown with the...
The potential dismissal of the Federal Reserve Chair by the White House could lead to increased market volatility and influence international financial stability.
Read Full Article →Will Canada's double whammy of tax cuts and defence spending hurt its AAA credit rating?
Canada's strong credit standing remains intact for the moment, although increased fiscal demands from recent tax reductions and higher defense expenditures could present future fin...
Read Full Article →Don't expect rate cuts before September: Desjardins
Financial markets should anticipate stable interest rates until at least September, as recent inflation data suggests central banks may maintain current policies to manage economic...
Read Full Article →Posthaste: Canada's industrial heartland is bleeding jobs
The rising unemployment rates in southwestern Ontario are impacting local economies and prompting concerns over the region's financial stability and future industrial growth prospe...
Read Full Article →Mark Carney's import curbs put Canadian steel first
The new restrictions on imported materials are expected to enhance the domestic steel industry's market position, potentially leading to increased production, job growth, and econo...
Read Full Article →Posthaste: Food manufacturers take drastic measures to fight U.S. tariffs
Canada’s food sector faces financial challenges as increased U.S. tariffs prompt companies to implement significant strategies to maintain market access and manage costs in a compl...
Read Full Article →'From bad to terrible’: Toronto's market for new condos has fallen off a cliff
Toronto's new condominium market has experienced a significant decline, with sales dropping sharply compared to last year, reaching the lowest point in three decades, according to...
Read Full Article →Court decision on sale of 25 Hudson's Bay leases delayed as buyer appears without a lawyer
The postponement of the court ruling regarding the lease sale has raised concerns about ongoing expenses of approximately $4.7 million monthly, impacting Hudson's Bay Company and i...
Read Full Article →Latest inflation numbers slam door 'shut' on Bank of Canada July rate cut, say economists
Recent inflation data indicate persistent price pressures, leading experts to believe the central bank is unlikely to reduce interest rates in the near term as it aims to stabilize...
Read Full Article →Canada's inflation rate heats up in June
The rising inflation levels in June, including persistent core inflation, suggest ongoing economic pressures that could influence monetary policy decisions and impact consumer purc...
Read Full Article →Posthaste: Canada's housing market recovery pushed out until fall as home prices 'flatline'
Canada's housing market showed minimal growth in the second quarter, with home values increasing slightly by 0.3%, indicating a slower-than-expected recovery now anticipated to occ...
Read Full Article →Bad actors are trying to get their hands on Canada's tech to build weapons, FINTRAC warns
Canadian authorities emphasize the importance of vigilance among companies to prevent illicit financial activities that could facilitate the acquisition of sensitive technology for...
Read Full Article →All eyes turn to Tuesday's inflation numbers for clues to Bank of Canada's next move
Tuesday’s inflation report is highly anticipated as it may provide important insights into the Bank of Canada’s upcoming decisions, potentially affecting financial markets and econ...
Read Full Article →Hudson's Bay fights back against lender that wants to terminate lease sales to Ruby Liu
The agreement is expected to produce substantial financial gains for the company as it works to repay millions of dollars owed to its creditors.
Read Full Article →Posthaste: This shift in Canada's bond market is raising red flags
Hedge funds have significantly increased their purchases of Government of Canada bonds, accounting for nearly half of the market, which could signal evolving risks or changes in in...
Read Full Article →Canadian startups, seeking certainty and sovereignty, are embracing the EU. But can they escape the...
Amid rising geopolitical tensions, Canadian startups are redirecting investments towards European markets to enhance stability, while balancing the ongoing economic influence and o...
Read Full Article →Why Trump's new tariffs will hurt the U.S. more than anybody else: FP Video
The newly implemented tariffs are expected to increase costs for American consumers and businesses, potentially slowing economic growth and affecting trade relationships more signi...
Read Full Article →Five questions about Trump’s 35% tariff threat to Canada
The proposed 35% tariff on Canadian goods introduced uncertainty in trade relations, potentially impacting cross-border economic activities and prompting urgent discussions before...
Read Full Article →Trump's new tariff threat hikes uncertainty for Canadian businesses
The recent announcement regarding increased trade duties raises concerns among Canadian manufacturers about potential disruptions to economic stability, employment, and the efficie...
Read Full Article →Tariffs not slowing Aritzia's ambitious U.S. growth plans
Aritzia's expansion in the U.S. market continues to drive substantial revenue increases, exceeding 30%, despite challenges from new trade policies impacting the clothing industry.
Read Full Article →Alberta's economy is expected to outperform this year, but young people are still struggling to find...
Despite Alberta’s overall economic growth this year, the persistently high unemployment rate among young people highlights ongoing challenges in the labor market that could affect...
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