News flash: COVID isn’t going to be public enemy No. 1 for the global economy in 2022. The biggest dangers this year will stem from inflation and the risk that policymakers will call the post-COVID recovery wrong.
Markets have flocked to the view that the Bank of Canada is going to raise its benchmark interest rate next week, but it's by no means a unanimous view.
Canadian retail sales pared back most of their recent gains last month, as the country suffered through new lockdown restrictions during the key holiday season.
The sour mood that took hold in North America mid-yesterday afternoon is lingering this morning with global stocks trading broadly lower and amid choppy trading in U.S. futures.
The era of historically low interest rates, which inflated Canadians’ wealth and facilitated their spending, is coming to an end.
{{ video.ContentPackages[0].ScheduleStartDateTime | fromNow }}
{{ currentStream.Desc }}