8h ago
Canada’s trade surplus widened in October on a jump in exports of autos and energy.
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9h ago
13:00The Daily Chase: Omicron fears fade as markets rally; CIBC reaches financial crisis settlement
Fear about the Omicron strain of COVID-19 is moving to the backburner and apparently so is unease about central bank policy.
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10h ago
6:35Bank of Canada can hold off on rate hikes despite risks: Economists
Some Bay Street economists believe that the Bank of Canada can likely wait a little longer to raise its benchmark interest rate, despite inflation running well above the central bank’s target and the risk that poses to household spending.
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11h ago
The question has loomed over China Evergrande Group for months: Is the world’s most indebted developer too big to fail?
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Dec 6
10:44Feds should 'think hard' before slapping surtax on banks: TD CEO
The head of one of Canada’s largest banks said a surtax targeting the financial industry isn’t “great” - but whether or not the federal Liberals make good on their campaign promise to target the sector is seemingly still up in the air.
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Dec 6
The Week Ahead: Bank of Canada rate decision; K.C. Southern special shareholders' meeting
A look at what investors will be watching for in the week ahead
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Dec 6
One of Bay Street's top economists said he expects the Bank of Canada to strike a more hawkish tone in its statement on interest rates and the economy this week.
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Dec 6
4:55Canadians lack confidence in fight to curb inflation: Poll
Canadians are unconvinced that policy makers will be able to rein inflation back to pre-pandemic levels, a worrying development that could reinforce the need for the Bank of Canada to be vigilant about price pressures.
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Dec 6
14:35The Daily Chase: Pipelines and railways restart in B.C.; Chip shortage lifts used car prices
This weekend brought some relief for supply chain bottlenecks in British Columbia.
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Dec 6
China cut the amount of cash most banks must hold in reserve, acting to counter the economic slowdown in a move that puts the central bank on a different policy path than many of its peers.
