Investment levels in Canada’s private sector dampened by higher government spending, volatility in U.S. trade relations: Poloz
Rating outlook remains negative as credit fundamentals weaken
Forthcoming mortgage resets will continue driving debt service costs higher in certain markets
Deal volume rises, transaction value stable to start the year
Canada's population size expected to be 2.5% smaller in 2027, compared with original estimates, due to policy changes: report
Outperformance tends to be relatively short-lived, says latest persistence scorecard
Jobless claims for the week ending May 25 rose by 3,000 to 219,000, up from 216,000 the week before
Consumer spending also rose in the last quarter, but at a slower pace than previously thought
Key reason for the delay in cuts is lingering effects of the pandemic
Total owed is up 3.4% year over year, representing slowest growth in 23 years
But consumer-friendly reforms are needed to sustain growth
Rating agency cites potential fallout from anti–money laundering deficiencies at the bank
Strong revenues boost earnings amid rising provisions, charges
Labour-related concerns increase, but sentiment improves regardless
A National Bank economist explains why the answer is unclear
Tougher capital rules may lead to sharply lower lending
Markets drive industry AUM higher, net flows positive for large firms
However, StatsCan says its early estimate of the metric for April was a 0.7% increase
Wages, housing costs stoking price pressures in services
Grocery prices, general inflation and housing-related costs are the top sources of financial stress
Meeting minutes show that officials debated whether their benchmark rate was exerting enough of a drag on the economy
Regulator says homeowners could face payment shocks due to higher interest rates when they next renew their mortgages
Markets drove both mutual fund and ETF assets lower in April
Median price of previously occupied homes rose 5.7% to $407,600 — the tenth straight increase and a record for April
Trade deficit in April grew nearly 8% from a year earlier