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Dreaded wage-price spiral avoided — so far, NBF says

Record gap between pay and price increases has opened this year

Pension assets slide in first quarter: StatsCan

Turmoil in global equity markets, weakness in bonds, drives asset drop

Markets shudder on dashed inflation hopes, Dow down 1,000 points

Traders are bracing for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates even higher than expected

Global recession unavoidable: Scotia

China and Europe are leading the downturn, while Canada and the U.S. may still skirt the worst

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U.S. inflation still stubbornly high despite August slowdown

Stock prices tumbled and bond yields rose as many investors feared a more aggressive Federal Reserve

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Growth in G20 turns negative in Q2

The slowdown was primarily driven by a sharp contraction in China, the OECD reports

Retirement in Canada is becoming less secure: report

Canada dropped in Natixis' annual ranking as inflation, interest rates and income inequality took a toll

  • By: Mark Burgess
  • September 13, 2022 September 13, 2022
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Statistics Canada says household debt ratio up in second quarter

There was about $1.82 in credit market debt for every dollar of household disposable income

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Leading indicators signal slowdown: OECD

Most major economies face signs of slowing

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Weaker earnings a portent of recession: Fitch

Corporate profits tend to forecast economic downturns

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Investment in Canadian fintech firms down more than 50% in first half of 2022: KPMG

Investors are becoming more selective about where they deploy capital

Business people on a rollercoaster

Not technically a recession yet, but painful all the same

BMO lowers 2023 GDP forecasts for Canada, U.S.

Tread carefully

Outlook for insurers poised to decline: Fitch

Inflation is less of a concern in the life insurance sector, report says

Fed offers bleak forecast for corporate profits and returns

A "reasonable forecast" for longer-run equity returns is 3% to 3.5%, research says

Inflation ticks down for a change in OECD countries

Cooling in energy markets takes the edge off price pressure

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Total consumer debt hit $2.32 trillion in Q2, up 8.2% from year ago: Equifax

Consumer insolvency rose to the highest level since the start of the pandemic

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Will the Bank of Canada keep it 100?

A full-point rate hike isn't out of the question next week, NBF says

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Record overvaluation in U.S. housing market

Prices have yet to respond to rising mortgage rates, Moody's reports

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Productivity ticked up in Q2: StatsCan

Output growth outpaced hours worked for a change, but productivity lags pre-pandemic level

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Metals prices to soften as growth slows: Moody’s

Rating agency lowers price calls of base and precious metals on gloomier forecast

Wanted: Productivity investment

GDP and job markets bounced back from the pandemic, but R&D and business investment still lag

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Recession now likely for Europe amid gas shutdown

Russian gas shock to have damaging supply and demand impacts, Fitch says

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Global growth outlook dims: Moody’s

Forecasts for 2022, 2023 reduced amid rising rates, commodity price shock

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The failed promise of crypto diversification

Crypto is as tied to growth conditions as traditional financial assets, TD says

Big Six earnings slide amid headwinds: Fitch

Rising credit provisions and weak markets weighed on Q3 profits